BHP Billiton Supports Reconciliation in Schools
The A$3.9 million partnership with Reconciliation Australia seeks to include teaching of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history in schools.
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Ritchie Bros. 1 CA$215+ Million of Equipment Sold at Ritchie Bros.’ Largest Canadian Auction Ever
Four-day unreserved auction in Edmonton, AB last week attracted 14,000+ bidders from 55+ countries
Teledyne Optech’s next-generation CMS V500 Cavity Monitoring System released
Teledyne Optech is pleased to announce the CMS V500, a complete redesign of its highly popular Cavity Monitoring System that introduces a live video feed, cable-free operation, and other critical new features that improve safety and efficiency in underground mining.
Anglo fined $6.2m for environmental breaches at Los Bronces mine in Chile
The environmental watchdog said the fine was calculated based on at least five infractions detected at the operation and the mine's facilities.
Mining revenue in British Columbia dropped 14% last year
Miners in Canada’s most western province remain under pressure, as prices for some key commodities, mainly coal and copper, have continued to fall.
External Wear Liner Delivers Safer Installation and Maintenance
A global leader in bulk handling technology has redesigned an integral conveyor transfer point component to eliminate worker entry into the chute box for safer replacement, easier maintenance and reduced downtime.
The largest mining bucket (28 m3) produced by Professional LLC is in operation in Africa!
The largest reinforced rock backhoe bucket for Komatsu PC5500 of 28.0 m3 capacity and weight of 35900 kg produced by Professional LLC for a gold mining company from Africa is currently in operation on site.
Emerson announces new energy management information system for real-time insight into energy performance
Energy Advisor helps process manufacturers reduce energy costs by up to 10% annually through improved energy targeting and utilization
Potash to outweigh effects of low oil prices in Saskatchewan’s economy — BMO
While oil production is expected to drop by 4% this year, potash output will jump 8%, BMO forecasts.
