Definitions and list-based concepts from the EU Critical Raw Materials Act covering strategic and critical raw materials, supply risk, extraction, processing, recycling capacity, strategic stocks, and project governance.
Definitions and list-based concepts from the EU Critical Raw Materials Act covering strategic and critical raw materials, supply risk, extraction, processing, recycling capacity, strategic stocks, and project governance.
This source matters to Minespider because critical-minerals compliance depends on material identity, sourcing risk, processing and recycling capacity, and evidence that can travel across battery, product-passport, and supply-chain workflows.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1252 was adopted by the European Parliament and Council.
The Regulation entered into force on the twentieth day following publication.
A short curated set of terms to help readers orient themselves before moving into the full regulation-specific glossary.
The ESPR product identity value that links a product, model, batch, or item to the correct digital product passport.
A machine-readable access layer connecting a physical product to the digital record or passport information behind it.
A CRMA material category for raw materials with high strategic importance to EU green, digital, defence, and aerospace technologies.
A CRMA policy category for raw materials with high economic importance and supply risk under the EU assessment framework.
Working definition for recycled-material share in batteries, products, and permanent magnets, anchored in EU Battery Regulation, Ontario battery, and CRMA source context.
The CRMA stage map for raw materials, covering exploration, extraction, processing, and recycling rather than the full finished-product value chain.
The EU waste-law status for a substance or object the holder discards, intends to discard, or is required to discard.
The CRMA assessment concept used to evaluate vulnerability of EU raw-material supply, distinct from supplier due-diligence or procurement scoring.
The base material-identity layer in CRMA and product-passport records, before critical, strategic, recycled, or battery-specific classifications are applied.
The CRMA technology context for key technologies instrumental to green and digital transitions, defence, and aerospace applications.
The waste-stage operation layer covering recovery or disposal operations and preparation before them.
A CRMA activity term for identifying and establishing the properties of mineral occurrences before extraction decisions are made.
This is the full mapped inventory for this framework, rendered as ordinary HTML links for direct browsing and AI-agent discovery.
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