<ul><li>New research suggests that there is enough copper available to be mined for the green energy transition or building infrastructure in developing countries, but it will be challenging.</li><li>A study published in the journal SEG Discovery highlights the conflict between copper demands for electrification and equitable living standards in developing nations.</li><li>Copper is crucial for electrical technologies and various green energy scenarios, with staggering amounts required for EV fleets, solar and wind energy, and grid updates.</li><li>While the need for copper is significant, there is emphasis on prioritizing copper usage for global human development and infrastructure over electrification scenarios.</li></ul>

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