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Mining the benefits of Industry 4.0
10th July 2019 Mining companies have become much better at investing in the mines of today – but what about investing in the mines of the future? Industry 4.0, also known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the fusion of production, information and communication technologies, offers a significant opportunity... →
Millennium produces first sulphide gold
By: Esmarie Iannucci 26th June 2019 Gold miner Millennium Minerals on Wednesday reported that the Stage 1 sulphide plant expansion at its Nullagine gold project, in Western Australia, has delivered its first gold. CEO Peter Cash told shareholders that all early results from the sulphide circuit had been very positive, indicating... →
One hose line for your entire wire braid inventory? Discover MXT.
20th June 2019 Perhaps you’re already familiar with MegaSys™ MXT; Gates’ hydraulic hose solution that is extremely lightweight, offers maximum flexibility and has an optimal lifetime. Well, it gets even better. →
Santos eyes solar power in South Australia
By: Esmarie Iannucci 19th June 2019 Oil and gas major Santos will introduce solar panels to help power its Port Bonython processing plant, in South Australia. The ASX-listed company told shareholders that the 2.12MW ground-mounted solar photovoltaic system would generate more than 2 GWh of emissions-free energy a year, which... →
Delay forces adjustment of Gruyere output
By: Esmarie Iannucci 19th June 2019 Gold production expectations from the Gruyere joint venture (JV), in Western Australia, have been downgraded for the 2019 calendar year, on the back of a delay to the completion of the plant construction and commissioning. JV partners Gold Road Resources and Gold Fields on Wednesday reported... →
Oz Minerals establishes renewable collaborative programme
By: Esmarie Iannucci 19th June 2019 Copper miner Oz Minerals has launched an energy and mining collaboration (EMC) with six other organisations to investigate renewable energy and demand management related activities on a mine site. The first project as part of the EMC programme would see a trial installation of a near 250 kW... →
Russian miner partners with AI solutions provider to mine in the extreme north
By: Nadine James 14th June 2019 First Ore-Mining Company, which forms a part of ARMZ Uranium – the mining division of the Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation – has signed a memorandum of understanding with Finnish-Russian digital solutions provider ZYFRA to deploy artificial intelligence-based solutions in mining and... →
ELBCon installing leach vats at Glencore’s Rhovan vanadium mine
By: Simone Liedtke 12th June 2019 Construction services provider ELB Construction (ELBCon) has been awarded a contract by Turnmill Proquip Equipment to install four leach vats, as well as associated structural steel, at Glencore’s Rhovan vanadium mine, in the North West. The mine’s aged leach vats are becoming obsolete and will... →
ELB Construction installing Rhovan Leach Vat project at Bethanie
By: Creamer Media Reporter 12th June 2019 ELB Construction (Pty) Ltd (ELBCON) is pleased to announce it has been awarded the project to install 4x Leach Vats, as well as associated structural steel for Turnmill Proquip Equipment (Pty) Ltd at Glencore’s Rhovan Mine Operations at Bethanie outside Brits in the North West province.... →
Saving Earth with electric cars means wrecking a fragile desert
By: Bloomberg 11th June 2019 The oases that once interrupted the dusty slopes of the Atacama desert in northern Chile allowed humans and animals to survive for thousands of years in the world’s driest climate. That was before the mining started. Sara Plaza, 67 years old, can still remember guiding her family’s sheep along... →
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