Mining for the Energy Transition
Video - InterviewWe can’t achieve net zero without mining critical minerals; it’s necessary for developing the green technologies needed to deliver the UK government’s 2050 net zero targets.
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We can’t achieve net zero without mining critical minerals; it’s necessary for developing the green technologies needed to deliver the UK government’s 2050 net zero targets.
Learn MoreThe stability of surface infrastructure founded on permafrost can have a significant impact to the safety and reliability of the infrastructure systems and lead to unexpected maintenance costs over the life of the asset.
Learn MoreMining is responsible for 1−2% of global carbon emissions, with a further 4% approximately attributed to methane released by coal mining and approximately 8% attributed to smelters that convert concentrates into metal.
Learn MoreThe ARPA-E REMEDY program seeks to develop technologies that reduce methane emissions from three sources in the oil, gas, and coal value chain. The goal is to reverse the rate of accumulation of methane in the atmosphere, decrease atmospheric methane concentration, and thus ameliorate climate change.
Learn MoreThe strategies of successful corporations are increasingly being shaped by environmental and social issues.
Learn MoreSmall-scale power generation plants driven by hydrocarbon sources and biomass are still likely to play a valuable part in rolling out electricity in regions of Africa unserved by grid power and where renewable resources are insufficient to sustain a reliable energy supply.
Learn MoreA precedent-setting frozen core dam was constructed over 30 m thick, ice-rich, saline glacial marine silt and clay, and fine sand, as part of the tailings management system at the Doris North Project in Nunavut Canada.
Learn MoreThe surging interest in the ESG performance of mines necessitates a refresh of mining consultancy services. All disciplines must embrace paradigm shifts to ensure our services remain aligned with the changing needs of our industry and that we add maximum value.
Learn MoreThere is a green revolution unfolding in the European Union (EU). The frameworks for this are the European Green Deal and the EU Sustainable Finance Action Plan.
Learn MoreHow many mineral resource statements have similar wording? With increasing global recognition of the importance of environmental, social and governance (ESG), such statements are no longer sufficient.
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