Projects

Canada has gone ahead and announced that it will accelerate critical mining projects amounting to $4.6 billion as per the Critical Minerals Production Alliance, says Tim Hodgson, the Energy and Natural Resources Minister. The initiative was revealed at the...

Redefining Risk, Safety and Resilience Standards for the Modern Mine Mining safety represents perhaps the most visible transformation occurring in mining operations today. Historically, mining accepted fatalities and injuries as inevitable industry costs. Workers understood mining as inherently dangerous occupation;...

Engineering the Green Mine for a Sustainable Industrial Future The concept of the “green mine” represents a fundamental reimagining of mining infrastructure, operations, and culture toward comprehensive environmental sustainability. Rather than viewing mining as inherently environmentally destructive activity requiring damage...

Managing Water Scarcity Through Sustainable Mining Practices Water represents both essential resource and significant challenge for mining operations globally. Mining processes consume enormous quantities of water for ore processing, dust suppression, cooling systems, and employee needs. Yet mining operations increasingly...

The Rise of Digital Mines Redefining Smarter, Safer and Faster Operations The mining industry stands at a technological inflection point. For decades, mining operations relied on experience-driven decision-making, periodic geological surveys, and reactive maintenance protocols. Today, this model is rapidly...

Hydrogen Powering the Next Generation of Mine Energy Systems Hydrogen stands poised to fundamentally reshape mining’s energy landscape. As mining operations worldwide confront regulatory requirements to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, hydrogen emerges as one of the most versatile decarbonization technologies...

How Circular Mining is Turning Industrial Waste into Strategic Resources The global mining industry generates approximately 2 billion tons of tailings annually—the finely ground waste rock and mineral residues remaining after ore processing. For most of mining history, these tailings...