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29.04.2021 (646 Clicks)

Solmax enhances Profile Line at its Rechlin, Germany Geosynthetics Plant

Solmax is expanding its state-of-the-art manufacturing capabilities in Rechlin, Germany to produce PolyLock and Interlock high-density polyethylene (HDPE) profiles – extruded HDPE concrete embedment strips that allow engineers and installers to securely and reliably set and anchor Solmax geomembranes into wet concrete.

28.04.2021 (466 Clicks)

Metso Outotec launches cutting-edge Filtration Solutions for various industrial Applications

Metso Outotec is introducing its wide range of reliable and efficient filtration solutions for the industrial segment, covering, for example, chemical processing, industrial minerals, rubber and plastic, food and pharmaceutical, as well as different types of bioprocess industries. In addition to the industrial segment, Metso Outotec has a dedicated filtration solutions portfolio for the mining industry.

28.04.2021 (454 Clicks)

Pampalo Mine Deepening and Decline Development started as planned and progressed very well in April

Endomines reports that the re-start of operations at Pampalo mine is continuing to progress very well and all work phases of the re-start are moving forward according to plans and on schedule.

27.04.2021 (404 Clicks)

New Design Software for temporary Working Platforms

The geosynthetic manufacturer Naue offers a new design software on its website. The Naue Platform Software provides a quick and simple design tool for geogrid stabilised and reinforced working platforms. The correct design of working platforms is decisive for the stability and the operational safety on the platform.

27.04.2021 (433 Clicks)

New Milestone for Webuild in US clean Water Sector: Lane TBM ready to work on Seattle Water Project

Webuild Group’s U.S. subsidiary, Lane, is preparing to start excavating the storage tunnel for the Ship Canal Water Quality Project in Seattle, Washington after having lowered down a shaft the tunnel-boring machine, recently baptised “MudHoney”.

27.04.2021 (408 Clicks)

Epiroc to acquire South Korean Hydraulic Breaker Manufacturer

Epiroc, a leading productivity and sustainability partner for the mining and infrastructure industries, has agreed to acquire DandA Heavy Industries, a South Korean manufacturer of hydraulic breakers.

27.04.2021 (472 Clicks)

New BAM Construction’s Regional Director for Scotland appointed

Jim Ward appointed BAM Construction’s Regional Director for Scotland

27.04.2021 (388 Clicks)

Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport Project Update

The new metro railway will service Greater Western Sydney linking communities and travellers with the new Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport and Western Sydney Aerotropolis.

Planning for the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project has progressed with lodgement of the Submissions Report.

The Environmental Impact Statement for the project was placed on public exhibition in late 2020 with the community encouraged to have their say on the project.

The Submissions Report responds to issues raised by the community and stakeholders during the exhibition.

The Australian and NSW governments have a shared objective of having Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport operational when Western Sydney International airport opens for passenger services.

Early works construction is underway with Sydney Metro undertaking geotechnical and survey investigations along the project alignment to help inform the planning and design of the project.

Source: Sydney Metro

                     

27.04.2021 (362 Clicks)

Investment in Expansion of Boliden Kristineberg in Sweden

Boliden has decided to invest SEK 1,250 m in expanding the Kristineberg mine towards the Rävliden mineralization. Most of the investment is conditional on a permit being received for an increase in production. The expansion is expected to contribute to an increase in milled volumes in the Boliden Area to 1.8 Mt.

“This is a very important step in future-proofing the entire Boliden Area. The expansion and modernization of the mine will take place in several stages, during which we will, of course, also evaluate opportunities for employing fossil-free technology. In parallel, we will continue with exploration efforts in the area,” says Stefan Romedahl, President of Business Area Mines.

Boliden has submitted an application for expanded production at the Kristineberg mine to the Swedish Land and Environment Court. At the same time, it has been decided to make preparatory investments in, among other things, infrastructure and water treatment. Conditional on the application being approved, Boliden will complete the investment, which includes a new ramp and a new crushing station. The investment amounts to SEK 1,250 m and production is expected to start in 2023. A completed expansion will mean, in addition to increased mine production, that the life of the Kristineberg mine will be extended and that capacity utilization in the Boliden Area’s concentrator will be improved.

Completed exploration of the Rävliden mineralization has resulted in 8.4 Mt of inferred and indicated mineral resources, with the possibility of additional reserves. The deposit contains copper, zinc, lead, silver and gold.

Source: Boliden

26.04.2021 (540 Clicks)

Anglo American reinforces Sustainability Integration and Progress

Anglo American plc (“Anglo American”) is today presenting its biannual sustainability performance update.

Mark Cutifani, Chief Executive of Anglo American, said: “A sustainable business is one that has an enduring purpose in society and that considers in all its decision-making the many different forms of value that it can deliver for all stakeholders, including the natural environment.