As much as some technology providers may try to convince you that their pre-packaged digital tools can magically connect your organization, there is currently no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach for digital transformation in mining and metals, energy, and infrastructure.

New developments are on the horizon for the electric vehicle market. Don't fall behind and find the opportunities to better manage the volatile supply and demand.

It’s time to think about how we achieve 100 percent renewable penetration at remote Arctic sites. Flow battery deployment is one way we can achieve this.

In the mining and metals industry, conversations about digital transformation often focus on the excitement behind new technologies. But a lack of organizational strategy and objective setting is causing many digital initiatives to fail.

Thirty years after the Montreal Massacre, Mélanie Kahle, École Polytechnique alumna and global director, Simulation and regional director, Process, comments on how far the industry has come in welcoming more diverse ideas and mindsets, but also remarks on where we need to go to become a fully diverse and inclusive company and industry.

Electric vehicles face a number of challenges to greater market penetration, but lithium producers can brace themselves for promising new developments.

In recognition of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we’re focusing on the empowerment and participation of persons with disabilities. We’re on a journey to build a fully diverse and inclusive company that celebrates and harnesses the unique strengths of our people regardless of gender, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, and disability. This is one such story.

The new Impact Assessment Act (IAA) came into effect recently and will influence the delivery of energy, infrastructure and mining projects. Understand the changes and the impacts of your projects.

As one of the largest producers of waste in the world, it’s incumbent on the metals and minerals industry to work together to find new ways to operate more sustainably. How we manage our tailings is of critical importance to the safe and sustainable production of the world’s metals and minerals—and to the condition of our planet overall.

Nobody wants to receive news that a loved one has died in an industrial incident. Yet the realities of catastrophic risk remain poorly understood and thus poorly managed by many organizations.