AI-powered predictive maintenance can help mining companies overcome the issue of dirty power. Credit: MUNGKHOOD STUDIO/Shutterstock.com. In the mining sector, where production delays can ripple
In the September issue of MINE Australia we begin with a look into Western Australia’s mining workforce shortage, where booming employment highlights an urgent need
Eagle Energy Metals’ Aurora uranium project in Oregon, US. Credit: Eagle Energy Metals. Amid soaring electricity demand, energy security concerns and geopolitical tensions, the US
The August issue of MINE Australia explores the rare earth element (REE) production landscape. Australia is emerging as a significant global player in rare earth
Power infrastructure is key to electrifying mining equipment fleets. Credit: Funtay / Shutterstock. Recent advancements in electric vehicle (EV) and battery technology have made it
The August issue of MINE magazine is out now, with articles looking at the development of charging technologies for electric mining vehicles, exploring China’s grip on global graphite,
A Boston Dynamics Spot robot attracted attention from mining executives at Investing in African Mining Indaba in Cape Town, South Africa, in 2023. Credit: Dwayne
Credit: A drum of uranium concentrate, or yellowcake at ERA’s Ranger uranium mine in 2006. Credit: The Sydney Morning Herald / Fairfax Media via Getty
The July issue of MINE Australia is out now, with articles focusing on innovation in drill and blast, copper and pit-to-port strategy. When it comes to drill
The lifting and mining industries face many common challenges. Credit: Jose Luis Stephens/Shutterstock.com. The mining and lifting industries have much in common. Both sectors operate
