21.06.2022

Metso Outotec to deliver Comminution Equipment to Artemis Gold in Canada

Metso Outotec has been awarded a contract for the delivery of key crushing and grinding equipment to Artemis Gold’s Blackwater Gold project in Central British Columbia in Canada.  

21.06.2022

Pilot Trial Based on Ore from Keliber’s Largest Deposit Resulted in High Conversion Rate

Keliber has completed the first three phases of a four-phase pilot-scale test programme. A high conversion rate of 96.3% was achieved in a continuous high-temperature conversion pilot trial performed in cooperation with FLSmidth.  

17.06.2022

Hatch hosts 53rd H.G. Acres Symposium in Canada

Hatch recently hosted the 53rd annual H.G. Acres Symposium at the office in Mississauga, Ontario. The event brought together twelve presenters from the power industry, along with clients, partners, and Hatch colleagues, to delve into the theme of “Powering Positive Change” and discuss hydropower and its key role in the clean energy transition.  

17.06.2022

Metso Outotec collaborates with Dynamox on introducing advanced digital Solutions for Condition Monitoring

Metso Outotec and Dynamox have entered into a global cooperation agreement on the usage of Dynamox’s condition monitoring platform in mining and aggregates processes. Metso Outotec is offering the solution to its own installed equipment base; the partner agreement enables also third-party equipment monitoring, further strengthening the company’s digital scalability and solution flexibility.  

16.06.2022

AusIMM’s Thought Leadership Series set to drive Change in the Era of Disruption

AusIMM’s free online Thought Leadership Series returns from July to September in 2022, with five on demand webinars exploring the role of resources professionals in an era of disruption.

In collaboration with PwC, Ausenco, CSIRO, Fortescue Metals Group, Metallurgical Systems and Weir, the Thought Leadership Series will once again bring together industry leaders and experts as they discuss critical topics that will shape the future of mining. The five webinars will cover Indigenous Participation, Global Mining Trends, Technology and Decarbonisation, Future Workforce and Critical Minerals.

AusIMM CEO Stephen Durkin said “The resources sector is embracing new disruptive challenges, and our Thought Leadership Series will showcase what AusIMM does best – connect leaders in the field on important trends shaping our industry.”

The 2022 Series commences with a discussion on innovative Indigenous employment programs both inside and outside the mining sector, as well as ways the resources industry can advance First Nations professionals for the benefit of the sector and the community.

The next webinar features Debbie Smith, National Mining Leader at PWC, exploring the key issues most impacting mining companies in Australia and around the world.

The Series will then take a deep dive into the technology that is driving decarbonisation in the sector, with insights from John Vagenas FAusIMM, Founder and Managing Director, Metallurgical Systems, and Matt Pyle MAusIMM, Director, Technical Solutions, Ausenco.

A critical aspect of any discussion on the future of the sector is the pipeline of professionals. In webinar four, an expert panel including UNSW Faculty of Engineering Dean Steve Foster will discuss specific challenges such as negative industry perceptions and what younger generations are looking for in their careers.

Finally, the Series concludes with a panel discussion on how Australia can capitalise on its rich endowment of critical minerals, and make the most of its unique opportunity to build on this competitive advantage. The panel features Ken Brinsden, CEO and MD, Pilbara Minerals; Ryan Hilton, Director – West, Weir Minerals; Amanda Lacaze, CEO and MD, Lynas Rare Earths; and Dr Chris Vernon, Research Lead Green Minerals Technologies, CSIRO.

Webinar Series:

• Indigenous participation | Thursday 7 July | 4.00—5.00pm AEST
• Global mining trends | Thursday 28 July | 4.00—5.00pm AEST
• Technology and decarbonization | Thursday 11 August | 4.00—5.00pm AEST
• Future workforce | Thursday 25 August | 4.00—5.00pm AEST
• Critical minerals | Thursday 15 September | 4.00—5.00pm AEST

Source: AusIMM

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