El futuro del cobre

“La transición energética, se supone, multiplicará el uso del cobre. Habrá que ver, sin embargo, si la transición energética se sostiene con los precios más altos”.

    Iván Alonso
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    An employee sprays anti-oxidant solution on a pile of copper plates at the Southern Copper Corp. refinery in Ilo, Peru, on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017. Peru posted its biggest trade surplus in five years in December, as rising copper output and higher prices boosted exports. The South American country last year overtook China to became the world's biggest copper producer after Chile, allowing it to record its first annual trade surplus in three years. Photographer: Dado Galdieri/Bloomberg
    An employee sprays anti-oxidant solution on a pile of copper plates at the Southern Copper Corp. refinery in Ilo, Peru, on Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017. Peru posted its biggest trade surplus in five years in December, as rising copper output and higher prices boosted exports. The South American country last year overtook China to became the world's biggest copper producer after Chile, allowing it to record its first annual trade surplus in three years. Photographer: Dado Galdieri/Bloomberg
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