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Miners around the world turn to green power options
Using renewables is helping the industry cut costs and reduce polluting emissions. It is a concern that is growing among some of the largest consumers of raw materials, some of whom are keen...
The role of copper in energy sources of the future
The renowned speaker on energy issues, Gianni Kovacevic, says Chile has a privileged position regarding future energy sources, due both to its wind and solar potential as well as its copper ...
Chile anticipates mining investment of US$65,747 million
The South American country is the world’s principal copper producer and accounts for 54% of global lithium reserves.
Automation: new opportunities for mining innovation in Chile
Reduction of time and costs in the long term as well as greater safety and operational efficiency: these are some of the benefits of automation for mining, a trend seen in the industry inter...
Foreign Investment: The keys for mining suppliers in Chile
A panel de experts set out their vision of an industry worth US$15,000 million a year in a country that is the world’s leading copper producer.
Lithium glut? No way, say industry executives eyeing demand
Forecasts for a glut in lithium, a major ingredient in rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles, fail to account for strong demand and how complicated it is to process and mine, industry...
Fraser Survey: Latin American countries increase mining attractiveness
Chile, Mexico and Peru rose in the Fraser Institute ranking, which measures the attractiveness of different jurisdictions for investment in the mining sector.
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