Around the world of mining vehicle electrification
The mining industry is starting to benefit from a new generation of low emission “driverless” mine vehicles that are transforming…
All articles by Nnamdi Anyadike
Nnamdi Anyadike
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Future-proofing coal: could cloud technologies help coal survive in the UK?
The 2025 target date set for the closure of the UK’s remaining coal-fired power stations is under threat on a…
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“Continuous improvement”: Inside Orica’s wireless blasting process
A four-year technology collaboration between the Swedish miner LKAB and Orica has yielded wireless explosives. The results, the WebGen wireless…
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How high-purity graphite could change Greenland mining
GreenRoc Mining, the UK-headquartered firm that is developing mining projects in Greenland, has announced a breakthrough at its Amitsoq graphite…
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BHP and Oz Minerals merger: A rebalance?
The $6.7bn (A$9.6bn) BHP-Oz Minerals merger that is on course to be completed this spring has the potential to trigger…
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European mining eyes uncertain future
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has provided Europe with the opportunity to conduct a much needed re-appraisal of its raw materials…
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“Important and timely”: how the mining industry collaborates to cut emissions
Tackling the world’s lurch towards environmental catastrophe is no easy task, and many of the world’s industrial leaders are relying…
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New discoveries: raising the profile of lithium in Australia
Demand for lithium has increased markedly in recent years, on the back of significant rises in the production of electric…
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Better late than never: Rio Tinto launches long-awaited Gudai-Darri mine
The Gudai-Darri iron ore mine is Rio Tinto’s first greenfield mine in the Pilbara, Western Australia, in more than a…
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In limbo: gold mining in Guatemala hangs in the balance
A $400m international arbitration suit filed by the US-based miner Kappes, Cassiday & Associates (KCA) against the Guatemala Government at…