Emerson oxygen analyzer optimizes combustion systems

Emerson’s new Rosemount CX2100 In Situ Oxygen Analyzer is designed to provide critical information needed to optimize combustion processes and help manufacturers meet emissions standards, reduce energy costs, and increase safety. These types of analyzers are widely used in a variety of industries, including metals and mining. Existing oxygen analyzers for combustion processes tend to be difficult to install, commission,…

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Newmont names CEO successor

Tom Palmer, who has served as Newmont chief executive officer since 2019, will resign from his position on December 31. Natascha Viljoen, president and chief operating officer, will succeed Palmer as president and CEO on January 1, 2026.  “After 12 years with Newmont, and almost 40 years in the mining industry, it is time for me to retire and hand…

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Elko Mining Show ready to go once more

One of the nation’s oldest mining expositions, the Elko Mining Expo, is returning to the Elko Convention and Conference Center grounds from June 2-6, the heart of the Silver State’s mining country. The event, which steadily attracts more than 350 exhibitors and thousands of visitors, offers first-hand looks at mining equipment, technologies and services as well as opportunities to “talk…

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Peabody lands new multi-year coal contract

Coal producer Peabody has signed a contract to provide 7-8 million tons of coal per year to Associated Electric Cooperative Inc. for at least the next seven years. Under this new contract, Peabody will supply Associated’s coal requirements for the New Madrid Power Plant and Thomas Hill Energy Center in Missouri from the North Antelope Rochelle Mine (NARM), located in…

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Littler welcomes Adele Abrams as senior counsel 

Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, announced the addition of Adele L. Abrams as senior counsel in its expanding Washington, D.C. office.  “Adele brings over three decades of legal experience, with a significant focus on safety, health and employment law. Her extensive background as a safety professional and trainer, along with her leadership skills, makes her…

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Rolls-Royce, Flanders run hybrid

Even more news from the MINExpo show floor: Rolls-Royce has teamed with Flanders Electric to unveil a retrofit concept to hybridize haul trucks and reduce emissions by up to 30%. The design integrates mtu engines, batteries and hybrid control systems alongside drive train solutions from Flanders. The companies’ memorandum of understanding (MOU) announced during the show covers the development of…

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Sleipner dollies ‘significantly’ reduce exposure to whole-body vibration, per vibration measurements

According to a study by the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, the exposure of drivers to whole-body vibration and the resulting health risks when moving excavators can be significantly reduced by using Sleipner dollies instead of driving on the excavator’s own tracks. The vibration measurements were conducted at a Finnish mine at the end of May 2023. The aim of…

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Motion purchases Stoney Creek Hydraulics

Alabama-based Motion Industries has announced it has increased its footprint in Canada with its agreement to purchase hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder manufacturer and repair group Stoney Creek Hydraulics. The deal was expected to close by October 31, the company confirmed. “We are excited to begin a new chapter as part of the Motion team,” SCH owner Patric Gauthier said. “It…

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It will take a village

As the original critical materials innovator, can the U.S. lead again in the sector– or will we be eaten for lunch? By Jack Lifton While the patriotic rallying cry is clear, the critical thinking behind our country’s commitment to critical materials is muddled. The U.S. is putting money where their mouth is, funding domestic critical minerals projects as well as…

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