A structured methodology is the best way to develop a credible decarbonization strategy based on an actionable roadmap. It clearly identifies, screens, and prioritizes projects that, once implemented, will help an organization meet their GHG reduction targets.

As the world focuses on reducing our carbon footprint, one large contributor of greenhouse gas emissions gets overlooked: buildings. We explore the ways in which geothermal heating can be a motivating solution.

In 2018, the International Council on Mining & Metals (ICMM) launched the Innovation for Cleaner Safer Vehicles (ICSV) initiative, which brings together twenty-seven of the world’s leading mining companies and nineteen original equipment manufacturers to accelerate innovation in the development of a new generation of mining vehicles and to improve existing vehicles.

Hatch, working through its investment arm Canadian Shield Capital, recently invested in Cambridge Brain Sciences to accelerate a technology that will help us understand the cognitive function of people, particularly before the start of a workday. In his recent blog, Dan Welshons gives us a behind-the-scenes look at a global workplace wellness program that uses progressive tools aimed at supporting a healthy workforce.

The world has changed. Climate change has become one of the world’s toughest challenges and decisive action must be taken now to achieve the GhG emission reductions required to avoid catastrophic change.

Today’s world is riddled with highly complex and intricate systems, critical for the safe and efficient operation of industries and our world.

Achieving our carbon emissions goals will require a multi-faceted triaging approach comprising science, technology, policies, and economics. But how?

In the first quarter of 2020, Kenmare Resources was on the critical path of delivering their massive Wet Concentrator Plant B (WCP B) relocation project when they were faced with the rapidly developing challenge of a global pandemic. The team had to adapt quickly to changing legislation and travel restrictions in Mozambique to deliver this project safely and successfully.

Creating shared value requires a deeper understanding of the impact that we’re making so that we're all—business, community, and government—investing in creating relevant communities around mine sites. By shifting from reliance to relevance, the mining industry can support sustainable, successful communities that advance social progress.

The future of electric vehicles is promising. But what does this mean for the distribution grid and how can we avoid crushing impacts?