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Special reports

 

Electric Rope Shovels Speak – Are You Listening?

Romeu Kleinubing, Emerson, USA, explores how modern vibration monitoring technologies translate machine data into actionable insights, helping mining teams prevent breakdowns and keeping electric rope shovels working hard.

 
 
 

Decarbonising Combustion

Shawn Rockey, Cummins, USA, navigates the challenges and opportunities of emissions reduction in mining.

 

Systematic Ground Support

Ron Santoro and Chris Warner, Getman, USA, analyse a process-based approach to integrated ground support systems.

 
 
 
 

A Technological Ecosystem

Alfred Tsang, Orica Digital Solutions, details how innovative technologies are driving the future of the mining industry.

 
 

Tariffs, Trade & Transformation

Amelia Haines, BMI, UK, studies the implications of current US politics on the Latin American mining sector.

 

2025 lithium market outlook: Towards the consolidation of the industry

François-Michel Colomar, Head of External Relations, Adionics, explores how geopolitical changes, evolving trade policies, and technological innovation are transforming supply chains and fostering consolidation, placing the lithium industry at a pivotal crossroads.

 

Driving mining efficiency: TAKRAF Group’s commitment to innovation and sustainability

As the mining industry faces increasing demands for efficiency, reductions in environmental impact, and lower operational costs, TAKRAF Group continues to push the boundaries of engineering excellence. With a legacy spanning nearly 300 years, the company remains at the forefront of technological advancements, delivering innovative solutions for mining, material handling, and minerals processing worldwide.

 

The progress and promise of hybrids in mining

Decarbonising mining is challenging. While electric and hydrogen solutions show promise, they are still in development and not yet reliable for heavy equipment in demanding environments due to tough conditions and varying infrastructure across regions.