U.S. DOE OSTI Critical Minerals and Materials Matchmaker (CM3)

Oct 18, 2024

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Highlights

  • CM3 connects users in the critical minerals supply chain.
  • Organizations can join by survey or email.
  • Related to DOE’s Matchmaker initiatives.

This is the Critical Minerals and Materials Matchmaker (CM3) survey form. CM3 is an online information resource created to help connect users across the critical minerals and materials supply chain. The survey is designed to allow organizations to self-identify their critical minerals and materials-aligned activities and interests, and an interactive map that displays those ongoing activities in a dynamic way. See the link (opens in a new tab).

Companies or organizations can include critical minerals management activity or activities in CM3—see the form, open and fill out the Critical Minerals and Materials Survey.

If an organization has many ongoing or planned activities that would be onerous to enter in the form, or if the firm’s activities are difficult to geolocate (such as a transport network), they can be emailed to edxspatial@netl.doe.gov.

This initiative is aligned with the approach of DOE’s H2 Matchmaker and Carbon Matchmaker.

This database is supported by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Scientific and Technical Information (opens in a new tab) or “OSTI.”

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Inspired to launch Rare Earth Exchanges in part due to his lifelong passion for geology and mineralogy, and patriotism, to ensure America and free market economies develop their own rare earth and critical mineral supply chains.

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