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How do we get to the decarbonised mine? - available here, issue 54 of Energy and Mines Magazine The latest Energy and Mines Magazine issue is available to read and download now. We asked our speakers for the upcoming Perth event to tell us about their particular focus when it comes to decarbonising mining, the challenges they see at this stage of the transition, and what’s needed to enable mine decarbonisation. Their responses demonstrate the full range of disciplines and expertise involved in this complex transition and provide insight into the barriers and the necessary changes that will allow mining to reach this ultimate goal. 

The transition to "green" cannot be accomplished without significant investment in mining. Mining must be seen as part of the solution. https://lnkd.in/ghxmDi2p

BDO's UK team has published a comprehensive analysis of the global mining industry and highlights emerging trends from across the sector. This report delves into the challenges facing the sector and explores how the industry is adapting to overcome critical challenges. There is a growing demand for energy transition materials like lithium, copper, cobalt, and rare earth metals given their critical importance in clean energy technology. The global usage of renewable energy sources in the mining industry is anticipated to reach US$3.4bn from 2022 to 2032, with the Asia Pacific region holding a dominant market share of 39.2%. Read more insights in the Report below. #BDO #Mining

In the world of mining, a persistent dilemma echoes through the corridors of mine and mill operations. Mines strive relentlessly to maximize tonnage, while mills demand unwavering quality assurance. This centuries-old problem, at the core of the mining industry, has long eluded a solution. Here is an interesting read by Damian Vassallo, APAC Director, and Sharon Wechsler, Marketing Manager, that dives into the four key technology pillars of OEE and caters to these problems of mining operations.

The BDO Mining team recently released their 2024 Mining Report.   Some key takeaways:   - Canada leading the way in terms of the increased exposure the industry saw in 2022 and 2023 to high value M&A transactions, contributing some $37.1bn of value in over 74 deals   - Canada has some ways to go, compared to other mining jurisdictions, to increase/improve overall reserves and production numbers for the world’s main critical minerals   - With a key theme being the global shift in focus to energy transition minerals (cobalt, nickel, copper, zinc etc.), the Canadian government's support for these projects is one of the best in terms of financing/incentives/investment B.C. specifically is rich with these minerals, having 16 of the 31 identified critical minerals in the Canadian Critical Minerals Strategy. The Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund (CMIF) recently opened in Canada for applications. This federally-funded program offers up to $50 million in funding per applicant, at a 50% standard contribution rate, to support infrastructure development for critical minerals mining in Canada. Funding is available for either new project preconstruction activities or to develop existing assets via mine-site energy or transport infrastructure.   If anyone would like to discuss this new funding process further with one of our mining and government incentives experts, please do reach out.   Full report here - https://bit.ly/3U9YH4p

Introducing the Hays Mining Industry Report Australia FY24/25! This report explores the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for Australia’s thriving mining sector. We review the past 12 months and then look forward to the next 12 months across both coal mining and hard rock/metals/minerals. It also deep dives into the longer mining landscape over the next 3 to 5 years. The report explores:  - The opportunities for the mining industry as the world works towards net-zero targets - How to upscale in an era of skills shortages - Which mining roles are currently most in demand - The future roles that will be transferrable, and the new skills needed for a renewable future #Hays #Workingforyourtomorrow #FacilityServices #Mining Don't miss out! Head to our website to download your free copy now!

Introducing the Hays Mining Industry Report Australia FY24/25! This report explores the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for Australia’s thriving mining sector. We review the past 12 months and then look forward to the next 12 months across both coal mining and hard rock/metals/minerals. It also deep dives into the longer mining landscape over the next 3 to 5 years. The report explores:  - The opportunities for the mining industry as the world works towards net-zero targets - How to upscale in an era of skills shortages - Which mining roles are currently most in demand - The future roles that will be transferrable, and the new skills needed for a renewable future #mining #hays #workingforyourtomorrow

Technology evolves quickly and organisations that are not keeping up and actively seeking to level up are likely to be left in the dust. Knowing this, top miners are harnessing mining process #data and #analytics to take their business up a notch. This whitepaper explores the tailor-made #sensor solutions keeping the industry moving, including how construction and mining machinery manufacturers and underground and surface mining operators are optimising exploration cost and minimising production waste, including emissions control. Click here to find out more - https://lnkd.in/g2KCxfxP

Transitioning towards Net Zero is not an all-or-nothing activity, as many might believe. It won't happen overnight, but that's no reason to kick the can down the road. Practical solutions exist right now to ease the transition into alternative fuels without risk to existing operations or assets. Environmental sustainability is a goal for the mining industry, as seen at this year's IMARC, which is why we played a pivotable role in discussions around risk-free, profit-positive decarbonisation. ADERCO can help your mining operation bridge the gap into alternative fuels. And yes, that can be done almost overnight! International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) Aderco - Mining