Innovation Forecast: Metals & MiningHas digital innovation in metals and mining moved fast enough in 2021?
As the metals and mining industry gears up for its next super cycle, industry professionals share their digital transformation plans and outline why technology is essential amidst uncertainty and unpredictability.
Watch this space for our next report covering 2022/23 key metals and mining trends coming in July 2022.
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Has digital innovation in metals and mining moved fast enough in 2021?
As the metals and mining industry gears up for its next super cycle, industry professionals share their digital transformation plans and outline why technology is essential amidst uncertainty and unpredictability.
Watch this space for our next report covering 2022/23 key metals and mining trends coming in July 2022.
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Great example of the CO2 emissions for Nickel. Does anyone have a comparable cost curve for producers? Would be really interesting to compare
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