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Modern resin injection provides a quicker, more cost-effective and less invasive solution.
Protecting the environment is crucial for our future existence. But, so is mining… technology must allow us to live in harmony. I've highlighted some of the companies allowing us to do that and paving the way for a greener future.
Modern resin injection provides a quicker, more cost-effective and less invasive solution.
Protecting the environment is crucial for our future existence. But, so is mining… technology must allow us to live in harmony. I've highlighted some of the companies allowing us to do that and paving the way for a greener future.
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Equality is not a women's issue, it's a business issue. That’s why it’s important to spread awareness on International Women’s Day and celebrate equality in our industries.
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Recycling is fighting on so many fronts, tackling global issues like the plastics crisis, pollution, water scarcity… the list goes on. That’s why innovation in the waste management industry is crucial.
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I travelled to Paris and visited Eurovent Certitia Certification's inaugural Eurovent Day to meet some of my senior connections, learn more about the event and discover trends in Smart Buildings.
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I visited RoviSys' European headquarters in the Netherlands to get to know the team a little better and learn about their work as a systems integrator.
We know open source is the future of smart buildings, supporting innovation and creating automation innards. It brings countless benefits to building owners, property managers, end users and automation providers.
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A robotics revolution is on its way. Now we’re are seeing brave pioneers in the gripping and vision space offer flexible, easy-to-use solutions to help democratize robotics throughout manufacturing.
At this moment, only 13% of the world's engineers are female. It’s no wonder why gender-balance is a top priority for the industry's leading companies in 2020.
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The chemicals industry, unlike so many others, has been incredibly resistant to adopt advanced technologies like AI – despite the world’s dependence on it to thrive. Now a digital revolution is finally here, and it's about time…
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Now semiconductor companies are taking the hit globally as the trade war goes on between China and the US.
Facing challenges to become more diverse, digitalized and environmentally friendly - while meeting strict regulations - it’s testing times for companies in power generation.
Attracting talent shouldn’t be an issue for smaller companies in chemicals. They’re rife with innovation, ambition and specialise in what they do. They’re exciting.
Smart water networks can and are helping combat the global water scarcity crisis, increasing productivity and efficiency. Their ability to remotely monitor resource use allows operators to make faster and better decisions.
Innovation has long been the beating heartbeat of the aviation industry. With air travel projected to double in 20 years’ time, I’m fascinated to see countless new and exciting products hit the market.
Fascinated by recycling, our Business Consultant, Bilal Ahmed, attended a climate change protest to discuss the issues.
Hefty competition from industry giants is making hiring top talent challenging for small to mid-sized chemicals companies. But with the right processes in place, it shouldn't be so tricky.
With the US raising their rates, other members of the UPU will follow and the end consumer will take the brunt.
We travelled to London to meet Niall Dunne, CEO of Polymateria and hear about the amazing work they're doing to combat the global plastics crisis.
I recently travelled to their London HQ to meet Polymateria's CEO Niall Dunne, hear about their story so far and find out why those coming into contact with their innovative solution should, in fact, believe the hype.
Across the globe utilities and industries are being challenged to treat water smarter. They are facing pressures to reduce their footprint, conserve energy and invest in new technology.
Ironically, on July 4th, Independence Day, the mineral processing industry saw one of it's biggest ever mergers announced between Metso Minerals and Outotec.
According to the FT, mining remains one of the industries where women are least represented and organisations have, in the past, been accused of setting lots of targets but taking little action.
In the USA, everything is done on a huge scale. Unfortunately for them, that also extends to their water scarcity issues.
For the next article in our #womeninindustrial series, I wanted to ask, why? Whilst I don’t see a huge number of females in the market, what I do see is a whole host of companies that are clamouring to hire more women...
There are a number of reasons why we’re running out of water. Demand is rising steadily as the UK population increases and supply is projected to fall as the effects of climate change take their toll.
The mining market is big business. According to a recent PWC report the industry as a whole had a market cap of $926 billion in 2018 with revenues of over $600 billion.
“I hate to call it a work/life balance. Women are doing a life balance” That was the phrase that inspired the second article, as a result of my conversations with Michele Robert, CEO of GE Power Conversion in Latin America.
As another instalment in Charlton Morris’ #womeninindustrial series, I spoke to Michele Robert, CEO of GE Power Conversion in Latin America, about companies that are promoting opportunities for women in Power Gen.
The industry is still coming around from what has been a rollercoaster cycle for the Oil and Gas market.
