Greenland Strategic Assets Network

Independent, source-led reference hub on Greenland’s strategic resources and enabling conditions.

Last updated: Jan 11, 2026

Securing Strategic Supply Chains

Greenland’s mineral potential has become a focal point for supply-chain security, industrial policy, and materials planning. This hub is designed as a neutral reference gateway: definitions, scope, and source-led pointers—focused on constraints and enabling conditions.

Editorial policy

Source hierarchy: government publications, regulators, major wire services, and technical reports are preferred.
No promotion: unsupported claims and unverifiable numbers are excluded or labeled as “reported”.
Change discipline: updates are dated; prior statements remain auditable.

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Critical Minerals

What is tracked

Policy and governance signals
Permitting and infrastructure constraints
Publicly verifiable project/market references (source-bound)

How to read this hub

This site is informational only. It does not provide investment advice and does not claim project ownership or operational involvement.

Critical Materials

“Minerals” become “materials” through processing, logistics, offtake structures, and regulatory constraints. This section focuses on midstream relevance and supply-chain logic where public sources allow.

The 17 Rare Earth Elements (REE)

In geology and supply-chain reporting, “rare earth elements” refers to a standard set of 17 metals: the 15 lanthanoids (La–Lu) plus scandium (Sc) and yttrium (Y). Greenland publications typically report REE distributions using this standard set; economic mixes differ by deposit.

Standard REE list (IUPAC names)

Scandium (Sc) — 21
Yttrium (Y) — 39
Lanthanum (La) — 57
Cerium (Ce) — 58
Praseodymium (Pr) — 59
Neodymium (Nd) — 60
Promethium (Pm) — 61
Samarium (Sm) — 62
Europium (Eu) — 63
Gadolinium (Gd) — 64
Terbium (Tb) — 65
Dysprosium (Dy) — 66
Holmium (Ho) — 67
Erbium (Er) — 68
Thulium (Tm) — 69
Ytterbium (Yb) — 70
Lutetium (Lu) — 71

Note: Promethium (Pm) is part of the standard REE list; it has no stable isotopes and occurs only in extremely small natural concentrations.

Reference page

A dedicated, source-led REE reference page (definitions, scope, primary sources): criticalminerals.gl/rare-earths/

Climate & Access

Arctic access windows, logistics, and climate-linked constraints often determine timelines and capital costs. This section summarizes access dynamics with a risk-first framing.

Contact

Editorial and strategic inquiries (including portfolio discussions): greenland.assets@proton.me