Transportation
Copper is essential for the transport industry, now and in the future. It is the backbone of electrification, used extensively in wiring, motors, and batteries for cars, buses, and trains, and will play a central role in the upcoming shift toward electric ships and aircraft. The transformation of transportation into a truly green sector is only possible with sufficient copper supply. As demand for sustainable mobility continues to rise, copper will remain a critical resource enabling the future of global transport.
Copper is not only vital for the vehicles that move people and goods – from cars and trains to the future electrification of ships and aircraft – but also for the entire ecosystem that depends on transport. Global logistics companies, shipping operators, and countless industries rely on efficient, sustainable transport solutions. Without copper, these supply chains could not function in a green and electrified future. Ensuring sufficient copper availability is therefore not just about mobility itself, but about keeping the world’s economy and trade moving sustainably.