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Is cobalt the commodity of the future?
If the vision of Elon Musk comes to fruition, cobalt will become an important commodity for the mining industry in the future.
The billionaire genius recently unveiled Powerwall, a home battery that give homeowners the ability to get off the commercial power grid entirely by storing surplus electricity generated from solar panels during the day or from the utility grid when rates are low.
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[VIDEO] Red-Hot Nickel Ball v.s. Everything
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[VIDEO] Red-Hot Nickel Ball v.s. Everything
Nickel (symbol Ni and the atomic number 28) is a chemical element first discovered in 1751 by Swedish chemist Axel Fredrik Cronstedt. Thought to be one of the main constituents of the Earth's core, nickel is one of the many metals that make modern day life work. The strong, silvery-white metal is found in everything from the batteries in our televisions to the stainless steel in our kitchen sinks.
Fortunately for viewers, nickel is also found on YouTube.
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[VIDEO] Caterpillar D10 bulldozer replicated using 3-D printing
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SURVEY: Technology is Top Priority for Asian Mining Companies in 2015
A recent survey conducted by the Timetric’s Mining Intelligence Center (MIC) shows Asian mining companies transitioning towards a digital mining future.
Mine survey equipment, mine design software, mine management (scheduling/optimization) software and equipment diagnostics were the top four technologies nominated in the survey, which included over 100 key decision-makers at operating mines in seven Asian countries – India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Pakistan, Vietnam, Mongolia and Thailand.
According to the survey, the four selected technologies were the most likely to see new or continued investment over the next two years.
“The push towards advanced technologies on site is evident from the results in the survey,” says Nez Guevara, Senior Mining Analyst at Timetric’s MIC.
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2015 Edition: Best Mining Companies to Work for in Australia
Australia is home to some of the largest and most profitable mining companies the world has ever seen. From iron ore to coal, the continent is rich in resources making it one of the top destinations for job opportunities in the mining sector.
With 2015 finally upon us, we break down the top 10 companies to work for in Australia according to Jobadvisor.com.
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New App Looks to Improve Collaboration in the Mining Industry
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Top 10 Mining Colleges and Schools in the United States
The mining industry is one of the most competitive industries in the world. It’s not easy for job seekers with no experience to break into. At the very least, mining companies will expect potential employees to have some qualifications relevant to the resources industry, if not a deep level of expertise. Because of that, education is essential.
The United States is home to some of the most prestigious mining and engineering schools in the world. If you’re looking to make a name for yourself in the mining sector, these schools are the cream of the crop.
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Rio Tinto: More Cost-Cutting for Iron Ore Division
Commodity prices just aren’t what they used to be. UK mining company Rio Tinto has announced more cost-cutting initiatives for its iron ore division, which will involve reduction of scheduled maintenance task times, renegotiation of service contracts, and changes to staff pay.
According to Australian Mining, an internal document was leaked showing Rio Tinto iron ore chief executive Andrew Harding delineating a series of cost cutting requirements, including an immediate hiring freeze, which he stated was imminent to maintain business success.
Top 10: Mining LinkedIn Profiles You Need to Follow
The #mining technology of tomorrow is here and GE Transportation is leading the way. Find out how the company is enhancing the industry through battery-powered technology. http://bit.ly/1y6A2Lz
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