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13.05.2021 (592 Clicks)

Fugro supports complex environmental clean-up Project in Denmark

Fugro has successfully completed an environmental project supporting the clean-up of one of the most contaminated sites in Denmark.

13.05.2021 (568 Clicks)

Metso Outotec and Ascendum sign distribution contract for Portugal and Angola

Metso Outotec and Ascendum Máquinas have signed a distribution contract concerning Metso Outotec’s aggregate crushing and screening solutions. As of April 2021, Metso Outotec’s aggregate equipment, crusher wear parts and spare parts are available through Ascendum Máquinas in Portugal and Angola. In addition to equipment and parts, the contract includes service, commissioning, and technical support.

13.05.2021 (560 Clicks)

DRC President Tshisekedi visits Kamoto Copper Company (KCC)

Glencore today announces that the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), His Excellency Felix Tshisekedi visited the operations of Kamoto Copper Company (KCC) in Kolwezi, DRC. KCC is a joint venture between Glencore and Gécamines.

11.05.2021 (485 Clicks)

Vale signs a definitive Agreement with Mitsui to acquire its Stake in Moatize Mine and NLC

Vale informs that on this date it signed an Investment Agreement with Mitsui for the acquisition by Vale of the totality of Mitsui´s interest of the Moatize coal mine and in the Nacala Logistics Corridor (NCL).

The completion of Mitsui´s exit is expected throughout 2021, subject to usual conditions precedent in this sort of transaction, as informed in the press release of the Heads of Agreement execution, on January 20th, 2021.

The signing of the definitive agreement with Mitsui, as an initial stage for the divestment of the coal business, is in line with the strategy of discipline in the capital allocation and the simplification of Vale's portfolio, and reinforces its commitment to the Paris Agreement, as well as Vale's goal to become a leader in low carbon mining.

Source: Vale

                     

11.05.2021 (537 Clicks)

Reserve your Spot at RETC 2021

Reconnect at the first in-person tunneling event of 2021 to find solutions to project challenges and explore case studies presented only at RETC. There has never been a more opportune time to break away for the Zoom fatigue of the last year to network, engage and re-ignite your passion for tunneling.

11.05.2021 (1034 Clicks)

Metso Outotec completes Merger Clearance Process in India

The combination of Metso Minerals and Outotec was conditionally approved by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) in June 2020, subject to the transfer of legacy Metso’s straight grate iron ore pelletizing capital equipment business by Metso Outotec in India to a suitable buyer through a technology licensing arrangement.

11.05.2021 (439 Clicks)

Implenia and Stangeland selected to build Motorway E39 Lyngdal in Norway

Nye Veier selected Joint Venture of Implenia and Stangeland as preferred supplier for motorway E39 Lyngdal | Implenia’s share in the order is CHF 220 million

10.05.2021 (429 Clicks)

Nordic Iron Ore starts Projects for increased environmental Sustainability

As part of Nordic Iron AB's (NIO) goal to build a modern mine with the lowest possible environmental impact, the consulting company Paterson & Cooke has been hired to evaluate alternatives for better management of the waste (tailings) from the enrichment operations.

07.05.2021 (483 Clicks)

Fugro finishes first Phase on Alcatel Submarine Networks’ transpacific Bifrost Cable System

Fugro has completed the first phase of its marine site characterisation project for Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN) to support the Bifrost Cable System, a new undersea fibre-optic cable system that will connect the west coast of North America, Guam, Indonesia, the Philippines and Singapore.

06.05.2021 (480 Clicks)

How to meet the global Need for Carbon as a Feedstock in the chemical and derived Materials Sector in the Future?

The chemical sector has a long-lasting and increasing demand for carbon that is embedded in its products. Today, 450 million tonnes of carbon are contained in chemicals and polymers, mostly sourced from fossil resources. The free report “Turning off the Tap for Fossil Carbon”, shows how the demand is met today and could be covered by renewable carbon in the year 2050.