Beyond the purchase price – the true cost of mining engines
A haul-truck engine can be cheaper to buy and still cost more over its working life. The difference becomes clear…
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Hybrid propulsion systems for efficient and sustainable mining
The mining industry’s route to net zero remains uncertain and uneven. Some operators are pursuing aggressive decarbonisation strategies, while others…
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Mining fleets: Why TCO is the new competitive edge
In the face of volatile commodity prices, rising maintenance costs, and increasingly stringent emissions regulations, mining customers are under growing…
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Q&A: How remote sensing is helping provide early detection of failures in critical mining equipment
Unplanned downtime on crushers, long conveyor trains and heavy mobile equipment can quickly cascade into lost production, costly emergency repairs…
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The mine of the future gets connected
Imagine… Rock bolts in a mine that detect movement and warn workers. Drill rigs that work in total autonomous sync…
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Rethinking the connected worker
The energy and natural resources sectors are at a pivotal moment. As industries that rely heavily on skilled workers and…
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Myth busting: Why regular oil changes shouldn’t mean using low-quality oil
The belief that frequent oil changes make it acceptable to use low-quality oil is a common myth - and a…
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Webinar: Essential insights for optimising hydraulic efficiency in mining equipment
Demands on hydraulic systems within the mining industry have never been tougher. In response to these challenges, Mobil and GlobalData…
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Huawei’s Pangu 5.5 AI: Intelligent mining in action
The mining industry, long defined by harsh conditions and heavy labour, is undergoing a tech-driven transformation. Such technologies are not…
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Hydraulics: reducing risk in a high-hazard industry
Mining remains one of the world’s most hazardous industries, with heavy machinery operating continuously in confined, abrasive, and unpredictable environments.…
