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Transition resource rents: establishing a fair share
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Report summary
Transition resources are in high demand, short supply and prices have risen sharply. The demand for wind turbines, solar panels, batteries, electricity cables, electric vehicles, hydrogen production units and other renewable energy equipment will soar in coming years. A lot more investment is needed to enable the energy transition as a viable proposition. All stakeholders will need to embrace a new, more collaborative working relationship to ensure the world gets sustainable supplies of the key commodities it needs.
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Executive summary
- Competition for transition resource investment is increasing
- Relationship between investors, government and local communities is key
- Fiscal options for transition resources
- The fiscal future for transition resources?
Tables and charts
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Increase in demand for transition resources 2021-30Geographic concentration of natural resources [1]Lithium supply, 2021-30
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Alignment of varied interests is key to successSelected commodity price indices, 2005-21Lithium price index, 2005-21Chile’s proposed copper concentrate royalty rateShare of copper price under proposed royalty termsTaxable income under one-year and 20-year depreciation schedules1. Top three producers (2022-40)2. Petroleum vs mining
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