Environment & sustainability

Fênix DTVM and Minespider, a company offering a traceability platform to make mineral supply chains more sustainable, have completed the first stage of their gold traceability project.

The Epiroc Scooptram ST14 loader is part of the order by JCHX Mining and Construction.

NextSource Materials has commissioned its Molo Graphite Mine in Madagascar, and installation of the solar and battery facility for the hybrid power plant is in progress.

Pursuing ‘metals diplomacy’ through EU trade agreements and the Global Gateway strategy has the potential to strengthen sustainability and the resilience of critical raw material supply chains

Mine Storage has entered into an agreement with Anglesey Mining to investigate conceptual plans and designs for a pumped hydro-energy storage project.

BHP and Hatch have signed an agreement to design an electric smelting furnace (ESF) pilot plant in support of a decision to construct the facility in Australia.

Greg Pitt, VP Battery Materials – Growth, Worley, outlines how, to keep the energy transition on track, battery supply chain production needs to be expanded in new and creative ways.

Cummins Inc. has showcased its new fuel-agnostic 15 l engine platform with hydrogen, natural gas and advanced diesel engines, offering low-to-zero carbon fuel capability.

The European Commission has proposed a comprehensive set of actions to ensure the EU’s access to a secure, diversified, affordable, and sustainable supply of critical raw materials.

Major construction activities to commence as planned in 1Q23.

Member companies of the International Copper Association have collectively aligned to pursue net zero emissions in scopes one and two by 2050, with interim goals at 2030 and 2040.

The targets cover greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from Weir’s own operations (scope 1 and 2) and value chains (scope 3).

The group intends to have 85% of Thiess operated light vehicles to be hybrid or battery electric by 2030 and cut reduction of Scope 3 emissions from diesel combustion by 25% in the Thiess operated fleets by 2035.

Enteq Technologies has successfully drilled 100 m in granite during field trials, qualifying its game-changing alternative to traditional rotary steerable systems.

Cameroon exploration permits have been validated and granted to Technology Minerals.