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08.03.2021 (504 Clicks)

Planning and Construction of Fortezza-Ponte Gardena Railway

- Implenia and Webuild Group in first place after bid opening | Project worth EUR 1.07 billion

05.03.2021 (451 Clicks)

Hatch celebrates 65th Anniversary with Release of new Campaign, "Positive change: leadership for a better world"

Global engineering, project management, and professional services firm shares insights on how the world has changed and where it is headed.

04.03.2021 (456 Clicks)

Metso Outotec to deliver two energy-efficient Flash Evaporation Plants to Nalco’s Alumina Refinery in India

Metso Outotec has been awarded a contract for the engineering and delivery two 170 t/h Bayer process flash evaporation plants to National Aluminium Company’s (Nalco) Damanjodi Alumina Refinery in Odisha, India. The value of the order is approximately EUR 13 million, and it has been booked in the Metals segment’s orders received in Q1/2021.

04.03.2021 (496 Clicks)

Keliber chooses Sweco as Engineering and Construction Partner in the Lithium Project

Keliber has chosen Sweco as the EPCM consultant for the lithium project in Central Ostrobothnia, Finland. Sweco will be responsible for the engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) of the project.

04.03.2021 (596 Clicks)

Naue and Prosé join Forces

Geosynthetic manufacturer Naue and the Dutch company Prosé Geotechniek are announcing the joint venture Naue Prosé.

03.03.2021 (481 Clicks)

Metso Outotec completes Reorganization of its Metals Business

Metso Outotec has completed the reorganization of its Metals business as part of the turnaround program announced in Q4/2020. As a result, the segment’s operational model has been adjusted to better meet customer needs, as well as the scale and nature of the business today.

03.03.2021 (456 Clicks)

GHH fills the 7 tonnes Gap

The manufacturer of heavy duty mining equipment GHH has launched a remarkable LHD. It comes with the biggest bucket and the best power rating, for highest operating slope angles, in the seven tonnes payload class. All that combined in a super low emission, super compact package.

02.03.2021 (460 Clicks)

Increased Expenditure in new Qld Resources defies Covid-19

Resource exploration spending in Queensland increased by almost $130 million or 23 percent in 2020, according to new data released.

Queensland Resources Council Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane said increased expenditure in coal, metals and gas exploration was a strong signal in the long-term confidence of the resources sector, particularly in the wake of the devastating impact Covid-19 has had on sections of the economy.

“These latest exploration expenditure figures tell a very positive story about the new investment and new jobs that are going to help Queensland work and earn its way through Covid,” Mr Macfarlane said. “These results are remarkable because just like every other industry, resources has been impacted by Covid-19. Many exploration and drilling companies have reported financial losses, limited access to investment capital and logistics issues due to travel restrictions, but overall the industry has continued to perform.”

The Australian Bureau of Statistics data released shows the overall expenditure in resources sector exploration last year was $679.4 million, which is almost $130 million above expenditure in the 2019. Mr Macfarlane said the growth in exploration has been across coal, metals and gas.

“Exploration expenditure in minerals increased by 18 percent to $411.7 million in 2020 with coal, silver, lead, zinc, nickel, cobalt and gold all up,” he said. “Exploration expenditure in petroleum, including gas, also increased by 31 percent to $267.7 million last year.”

Mr Macfarlane said the QRC and its exploration arm, the Queensland Exploration Council (QEC), have continued to work with the Queensland Government on the release of additional areas for exploration and initiatives such as the Collaborative Exploration Initiative to support continued development.

“There is no room for complacency. The Government and industry need to continue to work in partnership to grow exploration and ultimately the production investment pipeline,” he said.

Source: QRC

                     

02.03.2021 (487 Clicks)

Sika achieves Breakthrough in Concrete Recycling by Developing a ground-breaking new Process

Sika has developed a new, ground-breaking recycling process for old concrete. The old concrete is broken down into the individual parts gravel, sand and limestone in a simple and efficient process, which also binds about 60 kg of CO2 per ton of crushed concrete demolition waste. This innovation - with the brand name «reCO2ver» - will make a significant contribution to reduce the ecological footprint of the construction industry.

01.03.2021 (501 Clicks)

A sustainable Step into a successful Future: LOESCHE delivers a new Raw Material Grinding Plant to LafargeHolcim in Mannersdorf

At the end of 2020, LOESCHE received the order to supply a raw material grinding plant to the Lafarge cement plant Mannersdorf in Austria.