- USGS reports that tellurium’s primary use is for manufacturing films essential to photovoltaic solar cells
- Most tellurium is indirectly mined because it is a byproduct of milled copper, iron and other base-metal-rich ore bodies
- First Tellurium is exploring, developing tellurium projects, confident that demand for tellurium will increase
Calling tellurium “the bright future of solar energy,” the U.S. Geological Survey (“USGS”) has prepared a report about the rare metal as part of its mission to conduct research and provide information about nonfuel mineral resources (https://ibn.fm/TdWoi). As a company committed to exploring and providing green and critical metals, First Tellurium (CSE: FTEL) (OTCQB: FSTTF) is strengthening its position in that bright future.
One of the least common elements on earth, tellurium is primarily used “for manufacturing films essential to photovoltaic solar cells,” reports the USGS. “When alloyed with other elements — such as cadmium — tellurium forms a compound that exhibits enhanced electrical conductivity. Therefore, a thin film can…
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