The invisible war on GPS and what it means for mining operations
On a haul road in the Pilbara, the Atacama or the copper belts of Zambia and the Democratic Republic of…
On a haul road in the Pilbara, the Atacama or the copper belts of Zambia and the Democratic Republic of…
Heap leaching is still too often managed through a mix of visual checks, manual adjustments, and field experience that can hide performance loss until recovery has already been affected. On…
Recent political developments in Venezuela have prompted renewed speculation over whether the US could seek to leverage the country’s natural resource base. President Trump has openly signalled his intentions to exploit Venezuela’s oil reserves,…
In the mining sector, where production delays can ripple through global supply chains and downtime often translates to millions in lost revenue, operational reliability is paramount. Yet, one of the…
The risk of tailings failures is an increasing challenge for mining – with an ever-present need to protect workers, communities and the environment. It is an ongoing concern for decisions…
Several mines around the world are leading the way in adopting electric vehicles (EVs) to enhance sustainability and reduce carbon emissions. For example, industry giants such as BHP and Rio Tinto are collaborating with…
Once defined by labour-intensive practices and rudimentary mechanisation, the mining industry has been transformed by Mining 4.0, a technological revolution driven primarily by automation, artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of…