CEEC has welcomed a new Content Production role, focused on turning dense research into accessible, engaging formats.
The role supports the initiatives and the Knowledge Centre as CEEC broadens how it shares knowledge.
CEEC has welcomed a new Content Production role, focused on turning dense research into accessible, engaging formats.
The role supports the initiatives and the Knowledge Centre as CEEC broadens how it shares knowledge.
The Water Knowledge Baseline is being published as readable web chapters. The full report anchors the Global Water Initiative and links back into the Knowledge Centre.
The chapters make the baseline easier to navigate and cite, with the underlying report still available in full.
The Mining Technology Readiness Level framework gives technology developers and mining companies one shared way to talk about readiness: how mature a technology is, and how ready a site is to deploy it.
Adapted from NASA’s TRL practice, mTRL scores technology maturity and site readiness together to support more successful adoption of innovation.
The renamed initiative brings process-side energy demand and emissions intensity together, with the Energy Curves benchmarking tool at its centre.
It replaces the earlier Energy Curves initiative with a broader remit; members can expect new benchmarks, case studies and a refreshed working group in the coming months.
Operators, technology providers and researchers gathered to work through how to benchmark comminution circuits and put shared, proven practice to work on site.
Sessions ranged from data collection and circuit modelling to the practical steps of closing the gap to best practice. Slides and outcomes are in the Resource Centre.
The latest Energy Curves dataset plots participating circuits against the global benchmark, giving operations a clear, comparable read on where they sit and where the gains are.
Sites that acted on their benchmark position reported meaningful reductions in energy per tonne. Participation is open to the sector.
The CEEC Medal celebrates the published technical papers moving eco-efficient comminution forward. This year the recipients were recognised for work that translates research into real operational gains.
Nominations spanned operators, suppliers and research groups from across the global coalition. The winning papers are available in the Resource Centre.