Power supply reliability for remote mining operations: Building resilient energy infrastructure
Power supply is key to ensuring safe and profitable remote mining operations, as it proves a company is forward-thinking and capable of mitigating risk.
Power supply is key to ensuring safe and profitable remote mining operations, as it proves a company is forward-thinking and capable of mitigating risk.
Cummins is marking 100 years of serving the mining industry by looking ahead to the next generation of performance, efficiency, and lifecycle value. Its latest portfolio developments reflect a continued focus on practical innovation for today’s toughest applications.
Martin Rohleder, Area Director S. Europe, LATAM & MEA, CIRC B.V., highlights how one of the most persistent challenges facing remote mining sites is also one of the most solvable.
The N-ZAPEX gear couplings were developed specifically for mining to operate at physical limits. They combine maximum torque density with a practical sealing concept that directly addresses the typical weak points in dusty, hard-to-access mining applications.
All mining concentrates need to undergo mineral processing. Steam systems offer efficiency and a low-carbon profile that companies need in the modern age.
James Deckelman, CEO of Deep Sea Minerals Corp., examines how supply and demand pressures, evolving offshore capabilities, and emerging regulatory frameworks may be positioning seabed minerals as a new critical mineral supply source.
Randy Heisler, Vice President, Life Cycle Engineering, and Corey Simpson, Manager, Life Cycle Institute, highlight the importance of the mining industry providing comprehensive training programmes for the professional development of their workforce.
Gunnar Zergiebel, Dr. Mario Dilefeld, and Steffen Vollrath, TAKRAF, describe how the evolution of gearless drive conveyors over the past decades is reshaping how modern mining conveyors are designed, operated, and maintained.
Mohamed Ghali, Komet Irrigation, explores why reliability is becoming a key consideration in dust suppression systems and how this supports safer, more efficient mining operations.
Sim Sharphouse, Operations Manager at mechanical and electrical engineering firm Salko UK, discusses how implementing small actionable steps consistently over a period of time is the key to making tangible long term difference and the importance of reliability, maintenance, and lifecycle planning in reducing mining's environmental impact.
Mining operations depend on stockyard systems that deliver reliable storage, blending, and reclaiming under demanding conditions. With proven global references, tailored engineering, and lifecycle support, TAKRAF Group helps operators improve safety, efficiency, and long-term performance through resilient stockyard technologies.
AECI Mining examines how procurement, operational and processing decisions impact downstream recovery, efficiency, and environmental management.
Insuco and ICSI join WMC to share 15 years of global experience in social performance, mine closure, and territorial transition.
Sam Hosack, Managing Director at Prospect Resources Ltd, considers how global demand is accelerating while copper supply is struggling to keep pace, resulting in rising competition to meet future production needs.
Following the celebration of World Oceans Day, focus is increasing on deep-sea mining to deliver critical minerals for the green transition. How can this be balanced with protecting the oceans?