Why are engagement activities failing to close the trust gap between mining companies, communities, and society and how can we make those relationship work on a broader scale?
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The “Electrify Everything!” mandate is spreading to almost every transportation application that one can think of. Let’s take a look at some segments to understand their progress to date, as well as new technologies and policies that are becoming growth multipliers to develop opportunities for the future.
Over the last 5 years electric vehicles (EVs) have become the darling of the automotive world. Sales have been rising quickly and every vehicle OEM is focused on developing and releasing new product to feed what appears to be an insatiable appetite for buying EVs. Yet doubters still exist, with some touting other potential technologies. Appian asked mobility expert James Carter for his observations.
Is there room for the mining sector to become a first mover on eliminating on-site emissions and become a keystone of the energy transition, leading the path into a sustainable future?
As COP27 is underway in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Egypt, what does this mean for the world of mining? What does this mean for a Net Zero world? Can the sector deliver in time and in quantity to meet the global demand for the energy transition?
Technology development has been accelerated by aggressive regulations and targets set by sovereign governments. What’s the impact on commodity demand?
As countries around the world are securing their minerals supply chains, certain challenges have arisen. What can the world do to address the issue?
As countries around the world are securing their minerals supply chains, certain challenges have arisen. What can the world do to address the issue?
As global economies were gearing up for a post pandemic recovery, the start of 2022 threw up some unexpected headwinds to the global outlook. Let’s take a closer look at how they affected the metals & mining sector.
How can you advance your mine project through to production at the most competitive terms possible?