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01.04.2021 (388 Clicks)

China’s Largest Robbins Crossover TBM launches on Intercity Railway

Machine will encounter Rivers, Weathered Ground and More in Guangzhou Bore

01.04.2021 (601 Clicks)

Stephan von der Heyde appointed to the Management Board of Ed. Züblin AG

• New Züblin board member for Germany, Benelux and Scandinavia
• Stephan von der Heyde to succeed Ulrich Weinmann

31.03.2021 (346 Clicks)

Epiroc to acquire the Mining Electrification Solutions Provider Meglab

Epiroc, a leading productivity and sustainability partner for the mining and infrastructure industries, has agreed to acquire Meglab, a Canadian company with expertise in providing electrification infrastructure solutions to mines. The solutions support mining customers in their transition to battery-electric vehicles.

31.03.2021 (301 Clicks)

Anglo American Collaboration on Feasibility Study for South Africa’s Hydrogen Valley

Anglo American announces a collaboration agreement to complete a feasibility study to develop a “hydrogen valley” anchored in the platinum group metals-rich Bushveld geological area in South Africa. Spearheaded by South Africa’s Department of Science and Innovation (DSI), the collaboration agreement also includes energy and services company ENGIE, the South African National Development Institute (SANEDI) and clean energy solutions provider Bambili Energy (Bambili).

31.03.2021 (425 Clicks)

LKAB’s Exploration Results confirm Potential for Production of phosphorus Mineral Fertiliser and Rare Earth Elements

After having dramatically ramped up exploration activities, LKAB can now present the positive result: significant phosphorus mineral resources. “With a circular business model, we have the potential to supply European farmers with fossil-free and cadmium-free phosphorus mineral fertiliser, and the cleantech industry with rare earth elements” says Leif Boström, Senior Vice President Business Area Special Products, LKAB.

31.03.2021 (381 Clicks)

Extraordinary General Meeting of BAUER AG approves Capital Increase

The Extraordinary General Meeting of BAUER Aktiengesellschaft today voted with the required majority to approve the agenda items up for resolution, thereby supporting the proposals by the management.

30.03.2021 (700 Clicks)

Skanska promotes Joe Lindemann to Vice President of Operations in North Texas

Skanska USA has announced that Joe Lindemann, an industry veteran with 38 years of experience in commercial construction, has been promoted to vice president of operations in North Texas.

30.03.2021 (432 Clicks)

Queensland Resources Sector powers on

A quarterly report into the performance of Queensland’s resources sector due for release mid-April will show Queenslanders can continue to rely on resources to help the state recover from Covid-19.

Queensland Resources Council (QRC) Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane said the state’s abundant commodity base has placed Queensland in a very strong position, with an upcoming State of the Sector report for the December 2020 quarter showing local CEO’s have great confidence in the future of the industry.

“Almost 25 percent of the CEO’s we surveyed from our member companies expect to increase employment across their Queensland operations this year,” he said. “When the industry is hiring – that’s good news for regional Queensland.”

Mr Macfarlane said the resources sector’s focus on keeping workers, their families and communities safe during Covid was paying off, with the industry able to continue to operate, diversify and innovate to meet emerging global energy needs.

“Resources supports more than 420,000 Queensland jobs, and we have about 1,000 resources-related job vacancies across the state right now, so Queenslanders have every reason to feel optimistic about the future as our sector continues to go from strength to strength,” he said.

Mr Macfarlane said due to its natural assets, Queensland has a golden opportunity to build on its traditional industry strengths of coal and gas, and minerals such as copper, zinc and bauxite, and to take advantage of renewable opportunities from the hydrogen and critical minerals sector.

He said India’s demand for thermal coal is also expected to grow by more than four percent on average over the next five years to 2026, according to the Federal Government’s latest Resources and Energy Quarterly Report.

“Between 2020 and 2026, South Asia and South East Asian demand for thermal coal is also forecast to grow by 52 percent, and this figure doesn’t include India, so there is still a very strong market for Queensland’s thermal coal during the world’s transition to a low-carbon future,” he said.

Source: QRC

                     

29.03.2021 (372 Clicks)

Asite achieves BSI Kitemark for BIM Software

In a landmark achievement for the pioneering software company, the Asite CDE is one of the world’s first to  achieve certification to the new BSI Kitemark for BIM software

29.03.2021 (381 Clicks)

Metso Outotec delivers Technology to Copper Electro Refinery in China

Metso Outotec has won an order from a Chinese copper producer to deliver tankhouse material handling equipment for the expansion of a copper electro refinery in China. The order value, which has been booked in Metals Q1/2021 orders received, is not disclosed.