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Westwater Resources Inc

Westwater Resources, Inc. is an energy technology company focused on developing battery-grade natural graphite materials in the United States. Its main interests are the Coosa Graphite project, covering approximately 41,965 acres in east-central Alabama near the western end of Coosa County, and the Kellyton Graphite plant near Kellyton, Alabama. The company was formerly known as Uranium Resources, Inc. and changed its name to Westwater Resources, Inc. in August 2017. Incorporated in 1977, it is headquartered in Centennial, Colorado.

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US unveils over $2 billion in new domestic mining projects

The US government has announced more than $2 billion in new projects to support the domestic mining industry, alongside over $180 million for mining workforce development. The Department of War confirmed investments including over $85 million for Standard Bauxite to supply refractory-grade bauxite, $150 million for Minnesota-based Niron Magnetics to develop rare earth-free permanent magnets for defense, $1.4 billion for California's Sila Nanotechnologies to expand silicon-carbon battery anode and lithium-ion cell manufacturing, and $400 million for Sunrise Energy Metals to establish a scandium value chain. The Export-Import Bank allocated $8 million to 5E Advanced Materials for boron production, $25 million to Westwater Resources for graphite extraction, and $25 million to Global Advanced Materials for tantalum and niobium development. The Department of Energy is providing $100 million to 14 mining schools to double capacity for mining-related qualifications, while the Department of War will give over $80 million to three schools for workforce and innovation initiatives.
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