A new report from Wood Mackenzie predicts that copper demand will increase by 24 percent globally by 2035. That equates to an 8.2 million metric ton increase per year to reach 42.7 million metric tons ...

Global copper demand is projected to rise 24% by 2035, driven by electric vehicles, renewable power, data centers, and grid modernization, according to a new forecast released Wednesday by consultancy ...

Demand for copper, often considered as one of the most valuable alternatives to silver in solar manufacturing, is expected to increase by almost a quarter globally by the middle of next decade. Wood ...

Copper is frequently touted as an alternative to silver in solar metallisation processes. Image: Fraunhofer ISE. A shift towards renewables is among the factors identified as a key driver of a likely ...

A quick brass and mahogany inlay project creates a simple mount to display a hand forged J hook. An easy technique that adds elegance to any woodworking piece. Brewers rookie Jacob Misiorowski hits ...

That Moscow Mule you’re drinking may have a little more kick to it than you first thought. Research that was completed by Carroll College students and faculty and published in a national journal found ...

In this woodworking video, tips for creating wood and epoxy inlays are shared while crafting a Winter Wonderland tableau featuring mountains, trees, a river, and a cabin. The project employs ...

Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: A construction crew discovered a 1,000-year-old iron sword in the Netherlands still fully intact. The short sword comes complete with decorative ...

Longtime friends Matt Dennis, left, and Michael Stepp run Handlebend from O’Neill, Nebraska. Michael Stepp fuses the pieces of a copper mug together in the workshop he shares with Handlebend business ...

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Though it’s no longer a major player in the American market, Fujitsu has reason to celebrate: it has now made 50 million PCs since 1989. To commemorate the event, the company commissioned an FMV Note ...