
How are charging technologies developing in mining?
Experts confirm that mines will increasingly rely on predictive charging schedules. Credit: Scharfsinn via Shutterstock. Much of the mining industry’s electrified future rests on advancements
Experts confirm that mines will increasingly rely on predictive charging schedules. Credit: Scharfsinn via Shutterstock. Much of the mining industry’s electrified future rests on advancements
Codelco’s Chuquicamata open-pit copper mine in Chile is the world’s largest by volume. Credit: Jose Luis Stephens via Shutterstock. Estimated demand for copper shows no
Africa has yet to benefit from its own critical minerals on a macroeconomic scale. Credit: Runawayphill via Shutterstock. Africa holds approximately 30% of the world’s
The EIT RawMaterials Summit gathered over 1,000 representatives from the European mining sector, technology developers and EU policymakers. Credit: Claire Jenns. Frustrations were high at
Stockpiling acts as a buffer for the defence sector in times of crisis, agreed panellists. Credit: EIT Raw Materials. European security and defence were high
Australia is keen not to be left behind as green metals increasingly become a pillar of the global energy transition. Credit: sasirin pamai via Shutterstock.
Women offer a relatively untapped talent pool for the mining industry. Credit: 1968 via Shutterstock. It is no secret that women are under-represented in the
Curtin University is a heavyweight in Australia’s digital mining R&D landscape. Credit: BJP7images via Shutterstock. Digitalisation is increasingly becoming a pillar of Australia’s mining industry
Much of cobalt’s market trajectory depends on its origin as a secondary element extracted from copper and nickel ores. Credit: RHJPhtotos via Shutterstock. Within the
A tunnelling machine for underground mining. Credit: Stor24 via Shutterstock. The global mining industry is ramping up innovation in advanced tunnelling and anchoring machines in