Peter Kaznacheev, PhD’s Post

Norway's #Mineral Eigersund project could become #Norway's most expensive mining venture, with development costs estimated at #NOK #24.6 #billion. Rich in critical raw materials like #vanadium, #phosphate, and #titanium, the project could produce 20 million tonnes of ore annually for 23 years, with potential to extend operations up to 150 years. This marks a major step forward for Norway’s mining industry, with production targeted for 2028. #Norway #minerals #hyperspectralimages #spectroscopy Link: https://lnkd.in/esjGxcwd

Revolutionising Fuel Storage - How Fuelfix Boosts #EnergyEfficiency in Mining Operations ⚡💡🔋 Often operating in remote areas with heavy machinery that demands substantial amounts of fuel, it can be challenging for mining companies to establish a safe, efficient, and optimised fuel storage facility. While still heavily reliant on fossil fuels to power operations, the mining industry is looking for tangible strategies to reduce their scope 1 and scope 2 emissions now, whilst maintaining energy reliability and cost efficiency. This is where we can help. 🗞 Read Fuelfix's latest article in the Australian Mining Review to learn more; the July edition is out now:  https://lnkd.in/ga7Xqf_m #mining #miningaustralia #mininginnovation #miningnews #fuelingthefuture #fuelfixgrogreener #decarbonisation #operationalefficiency #FuelEfficiency #Sustainability #FuelSavings

I recently had the pleasure of speaking in-studio with Mining.com to break down how access to capital has emerged as the top-of-mind issue among risks and opportunities for the mining sector for 2025. Watch the full interview below where we explore the challenges of balancing growth and capital discipline as the industry ramps up efforts to support the energy transition: https://lnkd.in/gTE59b2c

While traditional land-based mining is increasingly constrained by diminishing ore grades, stricter environmental regulations, and rising production costs, seabed deposits are staggeringly abundant and generally higher quality.   Seabed mining could therefore provide significant opportunities, however, there are concerns about potential environmental impact.   In this Viewpoint, we explore the economic potential and environmental impact of seabed mining as an alternative to traditional land-based mining. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gnqiXhSa #seabedmining #mining #batteries 

As the demand for electric vehicle (EV) batteries surges, so does the need for critical minerals and the reagents essential for their production. In last month’s issue of Mining Engineering magazine, Barr’s mining experts explore the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the burgeoning EV battery market: https://lnkd.in/gxDe_DxM. #BarrInsights #Mining #EVBatteries #CriticalMinerals #Reagents   Authors: Chris Nyikos, Joshua Cowdrey, Rob Mellon, Ian McNicholes, Susan Steblay, and Daniel Palo

The green economy doesn’t happen without mining, which supplies the metal needed in everything from EVs to wind turbines. For young people considering careers that will make a difference, “mineral exploration, mining, natural resource economy is the place to do it.” AME - Association for Mineral Exploration’s Keerit Jutla at our recent conversation. Watch: https://ow.ly/sweK50RV24t Listen: https://ow.ly/Flia50RV24s

Sustainability is a key issue in cobalt mining, but at Fuse Battery Metals, we're committed to addressing it. That's why we've chosen Canada for our projects, where ethical cobalt mining is possible. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g4VunWg4 #FUSE #FUSEF #Cobalt #CobaltStocks #Mining #Exploration #Sustainability

“To invest in… deep-sea mining is believing that there will be no major technological change in battery chemistry for the next 25 years, and that’s simply not credible.” says Victor Vescovo, ocean explorer and private equity investor. #DeepSeaMining would cause irreversible damage for minerals we don't need. The deep sea is perhaps the last unknown frontier on our planet, and remains largely untouched by human activity. It is also home to valuable metals and minerals such as cobalt, copper, and manganese, which could be used for wind turbines and electric car batteries. This has piqued the interest of those hoping to profit from this industry. Deep-sea mining companies and supporters are arguing that it is necessary for the green transition. This is increasingly contested, as opening up this new industry is not guaranteed to supply the critical minerals needed for the transition or eliminate harmful land-based mining. Watch our 🎬 to learn more: https://lnkd.in/eT4TwPvN

The June issue of Global Mining Review is available now! Many thanks to TotalEnergies for this month's front cover! 📸 https://bit.ly/3Rna32O Read the issue for free here: bit.ly/2Q7oTZQ 🔋 Dive into our special commodity report by Eurasian Resources Group, which reviews the latest trends in battery metals mining and delves into how mining companies have looked to innovate amidst an uncertain market. 🔋 The issue also features contributions from industry leaders such as Metso, ABB, Martin Engineering, and many more! #Mining #MiningNews #GMR #Lubricants #BatteryMetals #Flotation #DustControl #Tyres