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History in the Making: Project Phoenix

Fresh Ore Now Being Produced

Freshly crushed rare earth ore is now being produced by Molycorp's Project Phoenix facility.  The project remains on an accelerated schedule to reach a Phase 1 production rate by the end of Q3 2012. Learn more here. 

       
         
 
 


See the New Molycorp Silmet Video
Get an excellent, 4.5-minute introduction to Molycorp Silmet, our rare earth and rare metal manufacturing facility located in Sillamäe, Estonia. Go here.



Molycorp: Environmental Superiority Critical to HREEsMolycorp's Multi-Pronged
Heavy REE Strategy
See a presentation given by our Executive VP and Chief Technology Officer Dr. John Burba on the company's multi-pronged heavy rare earth strategy and why environmental superiority is critical to maintain in heavy rare earth production. Go here.


Boulder Wind Power GeneratorMolycorp Invests In Wind Company
 Learn more about Molycorp's  recent investment in Boulder Wind Power and its game-changing wind turbine technology. Go here.


National GeographicThe Secret Ingredients of Everything
From smart phones to hybrid vehicles to cordless power drills, devices we all desire are made with a pinch of rare earths—exotic elements that right now come mostly from China.  So writes National Geographic Magazine in a recent issue.  Go here to see the online version of this article.




Time Magazine CoverGot Yttrium?
In its recent article on rare earths, Time Magazine noted that "rare earths are especially essential to clean-tech products, including solar panels, wind turbines and batteries."  Go here to read the online version of this story.

 


17 different elements are considered "rare earths," although one (promethium) has all but decayed away in the Earth's crust.
Learn more.

 


2011 Annual Report
2012 Notice & Proxy Statement
Molycorp 2011 Annual ReportGo here to see Molycorp's Interactive 2011 Annual Report.  Go here to see Molycorp's Interactive 2012 Notice and Proxy Statement.



 
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Latest PresentationsMolycorp is a rapidly growing company on the move.  Go here to see our latest corporate presentation, available via online streaming.
 
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