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The 'Energy Playbook' is coming for mining

Louise Woods, Kimberley Taieb and Elena Guillet, Vinson & Elkins, examine developments in the critical minerals conversation and the implications for mining investors, drawing lessons from the energy sector's long experience in managing sovereign and regulatory risk.

 
 
 

Challenge of turning mine water into drinking water

Jane Marsh, Editor-In-Chief at Environment.co, explores the complexities of converting mine water into drinking water, discussing challenges like acid mine drainage and heavy metal contamination, and reviewing modern treatment solutions.

 

Mining has a data synthesis problem – AI is solving it

Mine sites generate more operational data than ever. The gap isn't collection – it's synthesis across silos. Honeycomb's AI layer delivers connected intelligence that drives margin and capital efficiency.

 
 

A Century That Shaped Mining

Stephen J Cummins, Senior Mining Director – Distribution Business Unit International, Cummins, highlights key moments in the company’s first 100 years of mining innovation.

 

Building trust and AI governance

Iain Bowes, Head of Technical Assessment Services for TÜV SÜD Business Assurance, discusses issues surrounding the AI-assisted transformation of mining operations amid demands for accountability.

 

Innovative Solutions For Surface Mining

Giacomo Betti, Tesmec, Italy, introduces the company’s approach to surface mining amidst a period of technological transition for the industry.

 
 

Democratising Advanced Analytics: How to Close the Gap Between Data Teams and Decision-Makers

SourceOne® EKPS, developed by Eclipse Data Innovations, introduces a Machine User Interface (MUI) that delivers AI-driven analytics directly to operational users. The system enables predictive and prescriptive modelling in minutes, reduces implementation barriers, and embeds agentic AI into daily workflows - signalling a broader shift toward scalable human-machine collaboration.

 

Managing Mine Water

Ken Martins, Keith Benson, and Phillip Crouse, Stantec, USA, illustrate how applying emerging technologies to legacy mine water streams can help to reduce future spending.