Bentley Systems and its subsurface company Seequent recently conducted a global survey of 400 industry experts regarding the state (and future) of condition monitoring for mines. The takeaways are a peek into what’s to come for monitoring, automation and more. Does it surprise you to learn that, over the last two years, mine owners and service providers have switched to…
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The HAZEMAG ETCL CYBAS-i Cone Crusher is a game changer in crushing technology, combining decades of expertise with cutting-edge materials and design. This hydraulically adjusted cone crusher delivers superior performance, increasing throughput by up to 70% compared to traditional crushers of similar size, while maintaining exceptional product shape and reliability. Featuring a unique curved crushing chamber, MSI Liners, and a…
Read MoreThe Wyoming Energy Authority has outlined a request for proposals that will allow for a comprehensive Wyoming coal resource study, including supply, demand, investment interest, current and future mining constraints, the potential for exports and infrastructure needs, and regulatory barriers and reforms needed to maintain a viable long-term thermal coal market for the state. According to the Wyoming Tribune Eagle,…
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ABB showcased its lineup of industrial electric motor solutions for the mining industry’s demands during last month’s MINEXCHANGE in Denver. Designed for reliability, efficiency and long-term performance, ABB’s motors help operations reduce total life cycle costs while enhancing system productivity. Motor solutions featured at the event included: ABB said its motors exceed industry standards for efficiency, durability and performance, powering…
Read MoreThe market leader and inventor of the articulated hauler, Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) unveiled its biggest and boldest articulated hauler launch to date. The update represents a complete overhaul of its existing best-in-class articulated hauler lineup, now ranging in size from A25-A60. The updated models mark a significant technological leap forward thanks to key innovations such as a new…
Read MoreMicromine has officially launched Micromine Advance, the first and only mine planning solution built specifically for underground metals. Developed through extensive research, real-world testing, and collaboration with underground mining professionals, Micromine Advance is purpose-built to model underground environments with unmatched precision. “Micromine Advance is more than just a new product; it’s a revolutionary leap in underground mine planning,” said Andrew…
Read MoreGlobal Uranium and Forum Energy Metals have started construction on a 20-person camp at the Northwest Athabasca joint venture project in northwestern Saskatchewan. It is planned for the west side of Maurice Bay. The companies said camp materials will be mobilized to the site via a combination of fixed-wing aircraft on skis as well as by ice road from Uranium…
Read MoreEriez President and CEO Jaisen Kohmuench has announced the selection of Eriez to receive the 2024 Robert E. Murray Innovation Award from the Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration (SME). The award recognizes individuals and organizations that propel the mining industry forward through groundbreaking technological innovations. Eriez will be formally honored during the SME Annual Conference and Expo, taking place…
Read MoreUkraine said it is open to making a deal with the United States government for continued military aid in exchange for developing Ukraine’s mineral industry, reported The Associated Press. “We really have this big potential in the territory which we control,” Andrii Yermak, chief of staff to the Ukrainian president, told the news agency. “We are interested to work, to…
Read MoreChina said it would restrict exports of five metals used in defense, clean energy and other industries in response to U.S. tariffs, reported Reuters. An additional 10% tariff on Chinese imports into the U.S. came into effect last week. The new restrictions stop short of outright export bans and are narrowly targeted in some cases, noted the news agency. Licenses…
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