TORONTO – Global mining leaders will meet with international renewables and low-carbon energy experts in Toronto this Nov. 27-28 at the 5th annual
Energy and Mines World Congress.
The challenges of carbon and energy in mining are the key themes of this year’s event which is the annual meeting place for mine energy experts and alternative energy providers.
The risks associated with greenhouse gas emissions regulations and insecurities around energy use, cost and supply are now material to the mining business. With carbon and renewables legislation in place in key mining markets and increased shareholder pressure to address climate change, mines are actively exploring renewables and storage as a means of cutting carbon dioxide emissions and addressing power pricing and supply concerns.
Senior representatives from
Barrick Gold, Natural Resources Canada, Goldcorp, B2Gold, Newmont, Anglo American, The World Bank, Kinross Gold, New Gold, IAMGOLD, AngloGold Ashanti, ArcelorMittal, Teck Resources, Victoria Gold, Erdene Resources, Fortune Minerals, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, The Carbon Disclosure Project, The Mining Association of Canada, Cisco, and
Avalon Advanced Materials, are among the 50+ speakers.
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The Energy and Mines World Congress provides a unique platform for senior energy decision makers from the mining sector to engage with solution providers from the low carbon and renewables sectors. This year’s congress will showcase the latest case studies, initiatives and technologies for the mining community to respond to the challenges and opportunities of low carbon and energy intensive operations. Current sponsors include
Pfisterer, ABB, Advisian, and
G+Plastics.
In the run-up to the Congress, Energy and Mines is publishing a series of reports on key topics for mine energy decision-makers and renewables and low-carbon energy experts. A recent report on “How Carbon is Shaping Energy for Mines” is available for download
here.
Click here to download the congress brochure.
Click here to view the full list of speakers.
Click here to view the agenda.
Click here to register for the congress. Early bird pricing ends Sept. 30.
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