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James Watt CVO will speak about the underlying risks of further conflict in the Middle East worsening the economic and social predicament of many of its countries, notably Iraq, Syria and Yemen, already devastated by prolonged violence and disruption. Others, including Iran and Qatar, face the pressure of sanctions. None is immune from the unfulfilled […]
Registration required, via the conference website Speakers Chris Hinde | Pick and Pen Ltd formerly S&P Global Market Intelligence The state of the mining market; past, present and future. Graham Clarke | Sirius Minerals plc The most exciting, largest mining project in UK today. Andrew Fulton | Boulby Mine Learn from good practice: safety first […]
FAME is an EU funded Research and Innovation project. The project comprises of 16 partners from seven EU28 countries. The project aims to develop innovative mineral processing flowsheets to process European skarn, greisen or pegmatite ores. The two-day Flexible and Mobile Processing in the 21st Century conference will showcase the results of the FAME experimental […]
Rachel Speight will be speaking about the difficulties companies from 'traditional' mining countries face when competing in less-than-transparent jurisdictions, and actions such companies can take to defend themselves while retaining industrial competitiveness. Rachel is a seasoned veteran of mining and infrastructure law, with particular expertise in the African continent. She has been with Mayer-Brown since […]
Salt Mining in Cheshire. Speaker: Gordon Dunn, Compass Minerals UK Winsford Salt Mine: From Drill and Blast to Automated Continuous Mining, will explore the historic method of drill and blast, focusing on the move from continuous miners to the automation of the miners and the benefits of automation. Alternative Mine Uses (AMUs) which are in […]
Programme 08:15 Registration and breakfast 09:00 Welcome and introduction 09:15 Geological overview of the 'battery metal' deposits and exploration activity in Europe. Speaker: Jon Russill (Principal Exploration Geologist, SRK Consultants) 09:45 Europe’s role in the battery megafactory supply chain Speaker: Robert Colbourn (Manager, Benchmark Mineral Intelligence) 10:15 Coffee break 10:45 Company Presentation from Talga Resources - Developing […]
IOM3 is celebrating the 150 year anniversary of its foundation through the Iron and Steel Society. These events and activities are being described and updated through the 150th anniversary microsite and in Materials World magazine. The Resources* Divisions are contributing to the anniversary, which includes arranging a one-day conference “The Iron Cycle – Fe 150” […]
Roger Emmott, a recent Past-President of MinSouth and consultant to the iron and steel industry, will give a presentation on the evolution of steel as a complex and versatile material that has facilitated the modern world as we know it, over a relatively short space of time (150 years). Starting in 1869, the presentation will […]
Fiona Cessford, Director and Corporate Consultant (Environment) at SRK Consulting (UK) will give a talk entitled "Impact assessment and feasibility studies – amalgamate or separate". We like to think the bad old days of impact assessment studies being done solely to obtain the necessary permits are in the past, but are they? Unfortunately there are […]
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