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04.02.2020 (728 Clicks)

Piles for Tunnel Project in Rotterdam

With a population of around 650,000, Rotterdam is not only the second largest city in the Netherlands, as home to Europe's largest seaport, it's also an important transport hub for freight traffic. A wide variety of goods from all over the world make their way to European cities after arriving in Rotterdam by ship. Most of these goods are transported onward from Rotterdam on freight trains or trucks. In order to better direct traffic in the city and permanently alleviate road congestion, a new highway called the “Blankeburgverbinding” (Blankenburg Connection) is currently being built west of Rotterdam between the existing A15 and A20 highways.

04.02.2020 (1018 Clicks)

Sandvik AB - Nomination Committee’s Proposal for Board of Directors for the 2020 Annual General Meeting

The Nomination Committee of Sandvik AB proposes the re-election of the Board members Jennifer Allerton, Claes Boustedt, Marika Fredriksson, Johan Karlström, Johan Molin and Helena Stjernholm, and the election of Kai Wärn and Stefan Widing as new Board members. Johan Molin is proposed to be re-elected Chairman of the Board.

04.02.2020 (745 Clicks)

Salini Impregilo starts Norwegian Railway Work after Ceremony hosted by Norwegian Transport Minister

Salini Impregilo and joint-venture partner Pizzarotti have started work on a section of a rail line between the towns of Nykirke and Barkaker south of Oslo following a ceremony led by Norwegian Transport Minister Knut Arild Hareide, who laid the first stone. The project will facilitate fast, modern and sustainable transport along the east coast.

Commissioned by Bane NOR, the state-owned company responsible for Norway’s railway infrastructure, the €388-million civil works project will upgrade a 13.6-kilometre section of the line.

Norway has as one of its priorities the establishment of a continuous double-track rail line between Oslo and Tønsberg by 2024. Once it is upgraded, travel time between the two cities will be about an hour, with a frequency of up to four trains an hour in either direction. The project will also favour economic development beyond the Norwegian capital.

The contract joins a growing number of projects being developed by Salini Impregilo in support of sustainable mobility. In Copenhagen, it recently delivered the Cityringen metro line, which will give a boost to the Danish capital’s efforts to become the world’s first carbon-neutral capital. In Paris, the Group is working on the Grand Paris Express, an extension of the city’s rail and metro network to connect better the periphery with the centre.

Source: Salini Impregilo

                     

04.02.2020 (886 Clicks)

Glencore announces Board Appointment

Glencore plc announces the appointment of Kalidas Madhavpeddi as an Independent Non-Executive Director of the Company with immediate effect.

01.02.2020 (648 Clicks)

Fugro awarded geotechnical Contract for KrisEnergy’s Cambodia’s Apsara Field

Fugro has been awarded a geotechnical contract for Apsara oil field in Block A, offshore Cambodia, as part of the nation’s first hydrocarbon development.

31.01.2020 (777 Clicks)

Canada’s Metals & Mining industry sees a Drop in Deal Activity in December 2019

Canada’s metals & mining industry saw a drop of 44.7% in overall deal activity during December 2019, when compared with the last 12-month average, according to GlobalData’s deals database.

31.01.2020 (756 Clicks)

Conexpo 2020 Preview – Prinoth Tracked Vehicles & Vegetation Management

In preparation of Conexpo 2020, Prinoth Tracked Vehicles and Prinoth Vegetation Management are excited to share some of the highlights of what to expect when visiting booths – C22231 in Central Hall and F3263 in Festival Grounds – at Conexpo this coming March.

30.01.2020 (717 Clicks)

QRC welcomes new Exploration Funding

The Queensland Resources Council has welcomed a new round funding from the State Government under its Collaborative Exploration Initiative.

30.01.2020 (694 Clicks)

Hexagon’s Operator Alertness System wins Mining Safety Award

Hexagon’s operator alertness system for light vehicles has been voted winner of the 2019 Mining Magazine Safety award. The annual awards celebrate excellence in the mining industry, as voted by readers who are invited to recognize “outstanding commitment to advancing the state of play in mining”.

30.01.2020 (748 Clicks)

Hexagon and University of Arizona introduce Mining 4.E Curriculum

Hexagon's Mining division and the University of Arizona announced the launch of Mining 4.E, an online course designed to broaden the understanding of modern mining and its associated technologies.