Drill Baby Drill: What Could Be Atlantic's Largest Nickel Discovery in 30 Years

The stakes for securing a domestic North American nickel supply have never been higher. With China controlling 80% of global nickel production, the U.S. faces a critical vulnerability in its supply chain as demand skyrockets - especially from industries like electric vehicles, stainless steel, energy storage, and aerospace.

Elon Musk himself has emphasized the importance of nickel mining, asking producers to, "Please mine more nickel." He even promised companies a "giant contract for a long period of time," highlighting the growing urgency to secure a stable, sustainable nickel supply.

But there's a breakthrough on the horizon. One small company could have just made the largest nickel discovery in the Atlantic in over 30 years since Voisey Bay was identified in 1993. That landmark discovery ultimately led to a $4.7 billion takeover just a few years later. Today, Voisey Bay remains a key supplier to Tesla for high-grade nickel - nickel that qualifies for the U.S. government's critical mineral tax credit.

Now, this junior explorer is set to follow in those footsteps with a massive nickel find in Newfoundland. Just reported, their Super Gulp Zone has already shown 0.25% nickel and 0.28% chromium over 293.8 meters, signaling the potential for a significant new nickel source for the U.S.

As demand for nickel surges - especially from manufacturers like Tesla, who depend on this essential mineral - this junior explorer could play a pivotal role in ensuring a secure, reliable North American supply.

Learn more about this game-changing project and how it could impact the future of U.S. energy dominance.

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