Greenland Mines, a North Carolina-based company, applied on Sept. 21 to expand its Sarfartoq rare-earth district in southwest Greenland from 74 square miles to about 175 square miles, according to the company [1][2]. The application came days after President Donald Trump announced a security agreement with Greenland and Denmark [1][3].
The company said the project would supply magnet metals used in electric vehicles, wind turbines and defense systems [1][2]. “This application is about building Sarfartoq at district scale,” said Bo Moller Stensgaard, president of Greenland Mines, in a statement [1][2].
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