4B: Critical minerals: Managing the social and environmental impacts @ThePRIOfficial
4B: Critical minerals: Managing the social and environmental impacts  @ThePRIOfficial
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Critical minerals are essential to a low carbon economy. The International Energy Agency estimates that demand for the critical energy transition minerals will triple by 2030, and quadruple by 2040. This session will build on PRI’s work for the UN Secretary General’s Panel on Critical Energy Transition Minerals, to develop a set of global principles to safeguard environmental and social standards and embed justice in the energy transition.

The session aims to convey what's needed to incentivise long-term decision making in the mining industry and for mining to act as a catalyst for sustainable development. It focuses on the actions responsible investors can take, as well as what’s needed from wider stakeholders, such as companies and governments, to foster systems change.

Scott Maloney, Vice President, Environment , Teck Resources Limited
Sol Mamakwa, MPP for Kiiwetinoong, Legislative Assembly of Ontario
Adam Matthews, Chief Responsible Investment Officer, Church of England Pensions Board
Sarah Morris Lang, Manager Social Equality Initiatives, BMO Global Asset Management
Katie Wheatley, PRI

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