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Enough Copper For The Future?

A new study has raised doubts the world has enough mineable copper to sustain the demands of both human development and the green economy. The report by the Society of…

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Australia’s Tech Dilemma

Australians are keen on technology, especially at home, but the country’s broadband is just not cutting it apparently.  Well that’s the only conclusion you can draw from a bunch of…

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Microbial Mining

A new copper leaching discovery suggests biotech-driven mining solutions could soon recover critical minerals, reduce waste and enhance sustainability. A critical minerals platform startup, Endolith, has successfully demonstrated that its…

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The Clean Energy Election?

The return of a Labor Government is also being hailed as an endorsement of Australia’s remarkable renewables journey, but there’s still a long way to go. A lot of issues…

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No Digging Copper Mines?

May 7, 2021 · General, John’s Blog, Mining

I keep getting amazed at the innovation I’m seeing around copper these days, with a recent breakthrough boosting efforts to rethink conventional mining. A new “key-hole surgery” method to extract copper from the earth without first digging it up could be revolutionary by not being actually groundbreaking. It speaks to the power of smart partnerships […]

Striking Copper Tower For Russia

May 3, 2021 · General, Mining

World renowned architects Foster + Partners have designed a “copper tower” in the city of Yekaterinburg for the Russian Copper Company (RCC), one of the country’s biggest copper mining companies. Overlooking the Iset River in the centre of the city in central Russia, the 15-storey office block will be RCC’s headquarters and the first completed […]

Newmont launches Robot Trucks

April 20, 2021 · General, Mining

Gold and copper miner Newmont has started production use of an autonomous haul truck fleet at its Boddington in Western Australia. Newmont said it is the first gold mining company to use autonomous haulage system (AHS) technology in an open pit mine. The announcement comes as the company said it had hit a milestone in […]

Future Is Paved With Structured Wiring

April 14, 2021 · General, Smart Wiring

For smart home builders or installers who don’t plan for structured wiring—known as Smart Wiring in Australia—it’s time to ask why? A recent U.S. media post in CEpro says the biggest piece of the future-proofing puzzle lies in structured wiring or Smart Wiring. Namely bundles of cable that connect different rooms and areas within a […]

Copper Foams Are Efficient Infection Barrier

April 9, 2021 · General, Health

Copper foams that filter efficiently, decontaminate easily for reuse and are recyclable find new role in helping to fight infection spread says new study. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the severe health risks posed by deep submicrometer-sized airborne viruses and particulates in the spread of infectious diseases.  Newly developed copper foams target this size […]

1OM More Tonnes Of Copper In A Decade?

March 30, 2021 · General, Mining

The world may need 10 million tonnes more copper to meet demand in just 10 years says new snapshots from global resource and market analysts including  Bloomberg Intelligence. The copper industry needs to spend upwards of $100B to close what could be an annual supply deficit of 4.7M metric tons by 2030 as the clean […]

“Responsible Copper” Is Here

March 27, 2021 · General, Mining

  The ‘Copper Mark’ seal means copper produced to meet the highest standards and that’s about to be a big deal says John Fennell. Plumbers and home owners may not think much about the copper pipes they’re using apart from price and quality, but that’s about to change. A new standard called “Copper Mark” is […]

NSW $750M Green Mining Plan

March 26, 2021 · General, John’s Blog, Mining

Mining in New South Wales—Australia’sbiggest economy—looks set to benefit from a $750M plan to cut carbon emissions by just over a third by 2030. The new money was announced this week by NSW Environment Minister, Matt Kean, who said he wanted to deliver a “clean industrial revolution”. The money will be spent over the next […]

Pipe Sizing Spreadsheet

March 6, 2021 · General

The Pipe Sizing Spreadsheet was developed by Peter Wenning to be used in conjunction, and based on the book by Barrie Smith “Selection and sizing of copper tubes for water piping systems”. There is both the Excel Spreadsheet and a Pipe Sizing Guide at the links below. More information on the use of the spreadsheet […]

Evolution of the Plumbing Industry – you can never stop learning

March 5, 2021 · Plumbing

Nothing stands still and plumbing is no exception says John Fennell. We live in an ever changing world where we must continually improve, and look for smarter and better ways to do things. Plumbing is no exception as products and regulations constantly get modified and updated, and it’s crucial that we stay on top of […]

Water And Copper Mining

March 2, 2021 · General, John’s Blog, Mining

Water is the first theme being tackled by the Zero Emission Copper Mine of the Future project and results of the ‘deep tech dive’ due mid 2021.  The Technology Roadmap on the Zero Emission Copper Mine of the Future (ZECMotF) launched last year highlighted 5 emission themes—material movement, minerals processing , discovery, ventilation and water.  […]

OZ Minerals “Think and Act Differently”

February 19, 2021 · General, John’s Blog, Mining

Ingenious Extraction is OZ Minerals first ‘Think and Act Differently’ incubator challenge.  This is a challenge focused on finding new ways to extract metals like copper, gold, silver and cobalt from their concentrates.  OZ are aiming at producing products with a very small environmental footprint while creating as much value as they can for all […]

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Featured

Enough Copper For The Future?

A new study has raised doubts the world has enough mineable copper to sustain the demands of both human development…

Read More

Australia’s Tech Dilemma

Australians are keen on technology, especially at home, but the country’s broadband is just not cutting it apparently.  Well that’s…

Read More

Microbial Mining

A new copper leaching discovery suggests biotech-driven mining solutions could soon recover critical minerals, reduce waste and enhance sustainability. A…

Read More

The Clean Energy Election?

The return of a Labor Government is also being hailed as an endorsement of Australia’s remarkable renewables journey, but there’s…

Read More

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