Princeton Study Lays Out Paths to Zero Emissions
In late 2020, energy experts at Princeton University released a study that models various detailed scenarios for how the United States can reach zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Though…
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Five Energy Sector Trends: Deloitte
The basic assumptive trends in the energy industry are a cleaner grid and decarbonization. These processes are already underway and will continue to be driven by a convergence in environmental,…
Three Challenges for Decarbonizing Mining
Along with other extractive industries, mining faces increasing demands for decarbonization. Mines are hard on the environment, using large quantities of land, water, energy, and chemicals. Alone, they directly account…
The Coming Smart Mine
Digitization has arrived in the mining sector as it has in almost every corner of the economy. From exploration and prospecting to development and production, Industry 4.0 is taking hold….
Resilience Key to Mining’s Future Success: Report
After the shock of the Covid-19 pandemic passes, it is not clear what comes next. Mining companies will need to set themselves up for success amid the uncertainty. To help…
License to Operate Biggest Risk for Miners in 2021: Survey
The Covid-19 pandemic has reshuffled miners’ top 10 risks and opportunities for 2021, according to EY, a consultancy. Of the more than 250 global mining and metals executives surveyed, 63%…
4 Ways Manufacturing Is Changing
Manufacturing is undergoing digitalization as fast any other industry. In the race to drive down costs, increase efficiency, and improve productivity, the transformation of the manufacturing company is ongoing. One…
ASEAN manufacturers spot trends for 2021
Industrial Automation Asia surveyed ASEAN six manufacturing executives about the post-pandemic landscape, their plans for market growth, and trends they’re watching for 2021. Unsurprisingly, each executive focused on digitization. Artificial…
Need For Worker Safety and Automation Drive Positive Outlook for Robots, Says Boston Dynamics VP
Workplace safety has come a long way since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, but factory floors can still be dangerous places. Working alongside powerful machines presents all kinds of…
Silicon Valley Start-Up CEO Highlights Advanced Manufacturing Trends
After a tumultuous 2020, advanced manufacturing companies are regrouping for the future. As in other industries, the Covid-19 pandemic disrupted the sector, forcing change, adaptation, and an acceleration of certain…
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