Danish company’s long-term goal is to mass manufacture reactors on assembly lines
The Fensfeltet area in southern Norway. Rare Earths Norway holds the rights to Europe’s largest deposit of rare earth elements in this area. Extraction of rare earth elements will produce thorium as a byproduct. Courtesy Rare Earths Norway.
Denmark-based advanced reactor developer Copenhagen Atomics has signed a letter of intent with Rare Earths Norway to secure future access to thorium extracted from the Fensfeltet deposit in Norway.
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