2020 October in Review

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AMERICAS

• Minnesota Power Plans Electric Mine Truck Plan
• Australia’s Process IQ opens new office in Toronto
• Chisholm opts to use mine potential in order to provide recreation
• Atlas Copco’s towers light JRC’s open-pit mining chances
• The mining industry in Yukon eyes opportunity in the Port of Skagway
• Orea gives an update on Maripa exploration
• Environmental Groups in Minnesota Plan To Appeal Approval Of Mining Project
• Covid-19 Highlights: Why Economic Diversification is Urgent Why Economic Diversification is Urgent
• Minnesota has an export decline of $1 billion over the second quarter

EQUIPMENT

• ABB collaborates with Anglo American on process automation
• Improving Conditions of Informal Cobolt Mines Will Create Opportunities for local communities
• Can copper assist in the battle against Covid-19?
• NASA wants to mine the moon
• China soars and Iron Ore prices hit six-year high
• MineStar Edge is an operational ecosystem that can be used by mining companies

GLOBAL

• Botswana will add 600MW of coal and solar power by 2026
• Salvador Division’s underground mine increases the workload
• New Brazilian bill will tighten safety rules for mining dams
• Covid-19 has impacted mining in the Americas and Asia
• Indian Steel Buyers Opt To Lobby Dehli Due To Increasing Prices
• Ban on iron ore export costs Karnataka over 10 years and miners want relief
• GMG issues a warning that there will be mine safety tension
• Illegal miners in South Africa risk their lives for work
• Representatives end plan to construct the biggest copper mine in the Philippines
• Restricting a ban on mining projects will help PH to recover from the global recession
• Queensland University of Technology invests in Tescan Tima mineral system

STATISTICS

• August 2020 crude steel production
• Steel Challenge-15 registration open