Parselion Dashboard
Interactive data maps tracking global infrastructure development, investment flows, and supply chain dynamics.
Project Categories
Circle size represents relative power capacity (MW). Data compiled from public announcements as of November 2026.
All Projects
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Project Categories
Circle size represents relative investment scale. Data compiled from public sources as of November 2026.
All Projects
| Project | Company / Operator | Location | Mineral(s) | Investment | Status |
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Global Market Share by Country
Mining production and processing/refining market share for key critical minerals (2025 estimates). Q4 2026 context: China's suspension of its extraterritorial rare earth licensing rule is under review on November 10, 2026; the IEA estimates full implementation would place $6.5T of annual downstream production at risk. Source: IEA, USGS, industry reports.
Lithium Mining Production
Lithium Refining / Processing
Cobalt Mining Production
Rare Earth Mining Production
Natural Graphite Production
Critical Mineral Processing Dominance
Project Categories
Circle size represents relative capacity (MW). Data compiled from public sources as of November 2026.
All Projects
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Global Power Investment & Capacity
Grid investment spending and power generation capacity by major economy (2025–2026 estimates). IEA's Electricity 2026 report puts current global grid investment at ~$400B/yr against the ~$600B/yr needed by 2030, with 2,500+ GW stalled in connection queues. Q4 2026 context: PJM has filed for a special March capacity auction for large loads after FERC rejected its first design, and Google's $4.3B Constellation agreement adds 890 MW of uprated nuclear to PJM. Source: IEA, BloombergNEF, EIA, PJM.
Grid Investment by Country / Region
2026 U.S. Capacity Additions by Source
Risk Categories
Circle size represents relative severity and economic impact. Data compiled from public sources as of November 2026.
All Risk Events
| Risk / Disruption | Location | Sectors Affected | Est. Impact | Severity | Status |
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Supply Chain Risk Analysis
Key metrics on global supply chain disruption drivers and impact (2025–2026). Q4 2026 context: DRAM is now ranked the highest supply chain risk category, with suppliers guiding 10–20% monthly price increases, and the Nexperia control dispute has pushed discrete component lead times out six to eight weeks. Source: IMF, UNCTAD, Marsh, industry reports.
Top Supply Chain Risk Drivers
Tariff Mitigation Strategies
Parselion Compliance Tracker
Searchable database of federal funding programs, regulatory requirements, and compliance rules for critical minerals and infrastructure.