

Modern Mining
With modern technology and intelligent mining, we can do more with less
20–30%
production improvement from small changes in process variation
Save 10–30%
in operating costs by powering underground equipment with electricity
50%
improvement in labor intensity through continuous mining
50 times
cheaper to reduce rock size with blasting versus milling
Blogs

Water is critical to the mining industry. Without water, mines don’t function. And, with the global water shortage, there’s increased pressure from stakeholders, communities, and world governments for mining companies to reduce their freshwater demand and develop more sustainable mine water management systems. Each mine site requires a tailored and holistic solution.

Looking ahead at rock fragmenting, one crack at a time
Faced with lower-grade ores, higher energy costs, and increased pressure from stakeholders to operate more efficiently, mining companies are looking for innovative ways to improve their plants' extraction productivity. Dr. Sevda Dehkoda shares how selective mining supports the industry’s long-term viability.

Four strategies to successfully manage uncertainty as an individual and as a business during COVID-19
Four strategies to successfully manage uncertainty as an individual and as a business during COVID-19
Events
31st Canadian Mining Games
February 19 - 20, 2021
Montréal, Canada
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McGill University and Polytechnique Montréal
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