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Read More »New CAT® D11 XE electric drive dozer delivers more productivity
Mining operations depend on dozers that move more material efficiently while helping control fuel consumption and operating costs. The new Cat® D11 XE electric drive dozer is designed to help customers do exactly that, delivering up to 25 percent less fuel consumed per unit of material moved and moving five …
Read More »Microdieseling: The Explosions You Never Hear
When Good Oils Go Bad Part 5 By Steven Lumley, technical manager, WearCheck This edition of WearCheck’s “When Good Oils Go Bad” series gives insight into microdieseling. There’s a creature in the ocean that kills its prey without ever touching it. Say hello to my little friend – Synalpheus fritzmuelleri, …
Read More »How Modern Agtech Principles are Sowing Sustainability into Earth’s Deepest Digs
As global pressure mounts on modern producers to slash emissions and conserve vital water resources while simultaneously boosting output, the parallels between sustainable agriculture and resource extraction have never been clearer. Striking that delicate balance requires more than minor adjustments it demands smarter tech and fully re-engineered operational flowsheets to …
Read More »BME Positions Electronic Initiation as a Standard, Not a Luxury
The mining sector’s shift from non-electric blasting systems toward electronic initiation has been widely acknowledged as beneficial, yet adoption across the industry has consistently lagged expectations. BME is now looking to close that gap with the release of its new VIPERTRON electronic initiation system, a product designed less around proving …
Read More »TotalEnergies, ExxonMobil opens procurement for Angolan companies
Two of Angola’s largest operators will host dedicated procurement workshops next week, giving Angolan companies direct insight into supplier requirements and contracting opportunities across major upstream projects. TotalEnergies and ExxonMobil will host dedicated procurement workshops during the pre-conference program of Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2026 scheduled for September 8, …
Read More »Bank of Namibia Eyes Post-2026 Gold Reserve Strategy
Namibia’s central bank is keeping its options open as it steadily builds out its domestic gold reserves. Deputy Governor Nicholas Mukasa confirmed that the Bank of Namibia (BoN) will pause to evaluate its international reserve portfolio in the first quarter of 2027 before deciding whether to expand its gold holdings …
Read More »SkyJacks shift from ownership at Electra Mining 2026
As mining, construction and industrial businesses continue to navigate changing project demands, rising operational costs and the need for greater flexibility, the traditional approach of owning every piece of equipment is evolving. At Electra Mining 2026, SkyJacks will showcase how businesses can gain access to world-class equipment through flexible rental …
Read More »Premium slewing rings, multidisciplinary excellence and reduced ownership costs – SKF supports customers across the full value chain
SKF is a global leader in slewing bearing design and manufacture, drawing on decades of application insight, unrivalled manufacturing expertise and a Life Cycle Management philosophy to provide customers with high performance solutions across a wide range of types and sizes. The portfolio includes both standard and customised slewing bearings …
Read More »Tumas Project Advances with Local Contract Awards
Deep Yellow Limited has moved to lock in early-stage execution capacity at its flagship Tumas Project, awarding two major civil and concrete contracts as it advances towards a final investment decision (FID) expected in the fourth quarter of 2026. The contracts, with a combined estimated value of approximately A$34 million, …
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