New Moly LLC
New Moly LLC
is a development-stage mining company with two of the world’s largest and most advanced Molybdenum (Moly) projects, located in ESG-friendly regions including British Columbia and Nevada. With our Kitsault, BC and Mt. Hope, NV assets, we offer a unique opportunity to gain exposure to the development of the next generation of critical minerals needed for the energy transition. With advanced Moly projects with major permits, low forecast operating costs, and a low carbon footprint, New Moly is truly powering progress with molybdenum. Molybdenum is used in a wide range of green energy applications and technologies: - Moly is used in the composition of the stainless steel used in many of the components of modern wind turbines - Electric vehicles that use steel composites/alloys in the motor housings and shafts contain Moly - Solar panels use Moly in the back contact for panels and in the stainless-steel frames - Air conditioning accounts for the majority of energy consumption in modern high-rise buildings. Using a steel/Moly composite as a sunscreen offers a solution to the problem of solar heat gain - Moly also protects the environment from acid rain when used in high-strength steel to build new dams that reduce our carbon footprint as well as in desalination plants that improve the plant and human life Moly is a transition metal that is critical today, and equally critical for tomorrow. Learn more about New Moly and molybdenum on our website
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