With commodity prices low, now is the best time for mines to invest in and explore operational efficiencies to remain competitive. As such, Energy and Mines Toronto Summit on October 22-23 has seen increased interest from senior mining leaders wanting to understand the operational savings of alternative energy solutions for remote and grid-tied mines. Currently 57 mining leaders are confirmed to participate in this high-level Summit which focuses on driving energy savings, securing power supplies and gaining social license to operate with new energy solutions for mines.
“I am looking forward to hearing from other delegates and discussing how they approach and evaluate energy alternatives for their projects at the event,” comments Richard Spencer, CEO of U3O8 Corp, a Summit speaker. “Additionally, I’d like to hear innovative ideas and discuss where we are headed, at what rate and what we can expect in the near future of the industry.”
Senior representatives from the following major mining houses and junior operators are among those confirmed to participate in Energy and Mines Toronto Summit:
Anglo America
Alloycorp
AngloGold Ashanti
Argex Titanium
Augustine Ventures
Avalon Rare Metals
Avnel Gold
Baffinland
Banro
Barrick Gold
Chieftain Metals
Copperzone Resources
Cordoba Minerals
Diavik Diamond Mines
Excellon Resources
First Quantum Minerals
Glencore
Goldquest Mining
Golden Star
Hudbay Minerals
Hunter Dickinson
IAMGOLD
Kinross Gold
Kirkland Lake Gold
Labrador Iron Mines
Lake Shore Gold
MGX Minerals
New Gold
North American Palladium
Oban
Primero Mining
Rio Tinto
Roxgold
Rubicon Metals
St. Andrew Goldfields
Sherritt International
Stornoway Diamond
Tata Steel
Teck
TMAC Resources
Torex Gold
U3O8 Corp
Western Copper and Gold
If you work for a mine and interested in understanding alternative energy choices and would like to attend this event send an email to andrew.slavin@energyandmines.com.