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Mining continues to rebound from the last cycle’s downturn, ramping up investment in exploration and project development as demand drivers remain robust. But the industry is changing: concerns over global
climate change and access to reliable water and power remain critical issues with significant risk to “license to work.” These challenges are forcing
mining operations to be more proactive and innovative with increased focus on sustainability. Miners are seeking to lower costs and build resilience by integrating cleaner energy options such as natural gas and renewables into their power portfolios. Advances in desalination, treatment, recycling and reuse are strengthening the conversation around sustainable water management. Meanwhile, new advances in digital technologies and cyber security offer promise in safeguarding
health and safety, improving productivity and resilience, decreasing operating and maintenance costs, reducing emissions and improving the bottom line.
Mining companies require a secure, secure, cost-effective and reliable source of power to support their production requirements. While most
mining operations believe
fossil fuels for power, clean energy is becoming increasingly cost-competitive and offers new promise in terms of reliability and resilience.
Mining companies recognize the critical importance of sustainability in ensuring the mine’s license to operate. Stakeholders, including communities, regulators and shareholders need to work together to unlock and maximize the potential of the mined resource for all. We work with clients to convert their sustainability goals toward unlocking this potential.
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