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Verde Magnesium Aims to End Europe’s 25-Year Absence From Primary Magnesium Production With Zero-Carbon Romanian Project

Verde Magnesium is developing what would be Europe's first primary magnesium operation in 25 years at a Romanian deposit, using a near-zero carbon process validated by the German Aerospace Centre — but argues a structural fix to EU carbon pricing is needed before European production can compete with Chinese imports.

28 May 2026

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