Pushing crushing capabilities: how digitalisation is improving comminution
Globally, ore grades are falling and energy costs are rising. In comminution, the squeeze is particularly palpable – mining’s most…
Globally, ore grades are falling and energy costs are rising. In comminution, the squeeze is particularly palpable – mining’s most…
Comminution is mining’s most energy-intensive process, estimated to account for up to 3% of the world's total energy demand. It…
As Big Tech pushes forward with new data centres, there is a growing need for reliable, clean power. Geothermal has…
Most global transport and heavy industry still rely on fossil fuels; for these hard-to-abate sectors, decarbonisation hinges on the development…
Australia’s gold refining sector is the world standard. Its two primary refiners – the state-owned Perth Mint and independently operated…
Offshore oil and gas electrification has proven benefits including lower operational costs and emissions reductions. However, global uptake has remained…
Cobalt extracted from mined ore eventually enters batteries, but when those batteries reach the end of their lives, their critical…
As intermittent renewables expand, so does the demand for long duration energy storage (LDES). However, different geologies and applications require…
Cyber espionage represents a silent but prolific threat for mining operators. In an era of increasing digitalisation, the mining industry has…
Biofuel demand is growing, driven by decarbonisation strategies across hard-to-abate sectors. However, scaling up production presents challenges; feedstock variations are…