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Toyota celebrated the completion of its first EODev GEH2® generator. (L-R) Blue Diamond Machinery director Justin Pitts, Toyota Australia president and chief executive Matthew Callachor, Thiess group executive for assets, autonomy and digital Ramesh Liyanage, EODev chief executive Jeremie Lagarrigue.

Thiess first customer for Toyota hydrogen fuel cell generator, to use...

Kathleen Southway - March 11, 2024 0

(Image source: Red Hawk Mining Limited) MGM Bulk’s 150t ultra-quad road train.

Red Hawk-MGM Bulk iron ore haulage partnership

Kathleen Southway - March 11, 2024 0

(Image source: QEM) University of Queensland Hydrometallurgy Research Laboratories, part of the School of Chemical Engineering, analytical laboratory team members Tseeveenkhuu Darinchuluun in the foreground and Vitor Loureiro and James Gudgeon in the background.

First vanadium pentoxide from QLD industrial waste: QEM and UQ collab

Kathleen Southway - February 23, 2024 0

Equipment will be mobilised to site this week, with Auric Mining expecting first cash in Q4 CY24 and further cash in Q1 CY25.

Stage 2 mining to commence at Jeffreys Find gold mine, toll...

Kathleen Southway - February 23, 2024 0

The Dianna project is about 260km northwest of Cairns and is focused on a low capital cost, heap leach / SX-EW development of the existing mineral resource at the Dianne deposit.

Dianne copper mine project granted $1.3m by QLD Government

Kathleen Southway - February 23, 2024 0

By 2050, Australia's hydrogen industry is projected to generate $50b in additional GDP and create over 16,000 jobs in regional Australia.

$140m injection to build Pilbara Hydrogen Hub

Kathleen Southway - February 20, 2024 0

The AutoStore™ system (resembling a Rubik’s cube) is also one of the most sustainable warehouse automation systems today, with its robots using power regeneration technology to reduce energy consumption, while typically consuming less power than a toaster.

Dematic powers WesTrac Tomago spare parts warehouse

Kathleen Southway - February 20, 2024 0

WA Mines and Petroleum Minister David Michael says the State’s nickel miners are competing internationally with mining jurisdictions that have significantly lower environment, social and governance standards.

WA producers thrown lifeline as nickel is included in Critical Minerals...

Kathleen Southway - February 19, 2024 0

Lidar surveying is a powerful remote sensing method that uses light beams to create 3D visualisations.

Lidar surveying guides Central Queensland Hydrogen Project

Kathleen Southway - February 15, 2024 0

Analysis of drill core is crucial to understanding a region’s geology and the preservation of some of the samples, stockpiled by the former licensee, allows them to be studied without further drilling.

Drill cores preserved as Victorian mining sites rehabilitated

Kathleen Southway - February 15, 2024 0

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