Advancing Affordable, Reliable, Low-Carbon Power for Minesworldcongress.energyandmines.com/files/Brochure-Design-04-1.pdf · Black & Veatch Bloomberg New Energy Finance BluEarth Renewables

Advancing Affordable, Reliable, Low-Carbon Power for Mines

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ADVANCING AFFORDABLE, RELIABLE, LOW-CARBON POWER FOR MINESThe global mining sector is now fully engaged in a major energy transformation focused on reducing power use and costs, integrating renewables, and lowering carbon emissions. This transformation is being driven by rising and volatile energy costs, increased power security concerns, shareholder and regulatory pressures to decarbonize, the falling cost of alternative energy and the tie between sustainable energy and social license to operate. The last 18 months has witnessed the highest number of new alternative energy project announcements for mines with around a dozen projects publicly announced and several more advancing.

Mines are also revamping their broader corporate strategies to center on lowering carbon emissions, integrating alternative energy, and, in some cases, decarbonizing the commodities they sell. This heightened activity has opened a window of opportunity for partnering and leading on these projects as they start to become “business as usual” for the mining sector.

Now in its 6th year, the Energy and Mines World Congress is the global meeting place for senior mining, alternative energy, government and finance experts exploring cost-effective, reliable, and low-carbon energy for mines. Join us and become part of mining’s energy transformation.

Adrienne BakerDirectorEnergy and Mines

http://worldcongress.energyandmines.com | email: [email protected] | call: +1 613 627 2787 2

New Projects Announced in the Last 12 Months

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Mining Company: Gold Fields | Developer/Installer/EPC: AggrekoMine: Granny Smith Gold Mine, 720KM NE of Perth, Western AustraliaRenewable Energy: Solar, Storage | Date: Announced June 26, 2018.

Mining Company: Agnico Eagle | Mine: Meliadine Gold Mine,Nunavut, CanadaRenewable Energy: Wind, Hybrid | Date: Current Feasibilty

Mining Company: South32 | Developer/Installer/EPC: SunShift, EDLMine: Cannington Silver/Lead/Zinc underground Mine, Queensland, Australia

Renewable Energy: Solar | Date: Currently under construction. Commercial operation 2018

Mining Company: Polymetal | Developer/Installer/EPC: Hevel GroupMine: Khabarovsk Region, Eastern Russia | Renewable Energy: Solar

Date: Announced April 2018

Mining Company: New Century Resources | Developer/Installer/EPC: SunShiftMine: Century Zinc MIne, Queensland, Australia | Renewable Energy: Solar

Date: Announced November 2017

Mining Company: Goldcorp | Mine: Cerro Negro, Santa Cruz, ArgentinaRenewable Energy: Wind | Date: Agreement signed August 2017

Mining Company: Image ResourcesDeveloper/Installer/EPC: Sunrise Energy Group | Mine: Boonanarring Mineral Sands

Project, Western Australia | Renewable Energy: Solar | Date: Announced April 2018

Mining Company: GMA GarnetDeveloper/Installer/EPC: Advanced Energy

Resources | Mine: Port Gregory, near Kalbarri, Western Australia | Renewable Energy: Solar, Wind

Date Announced: July 4th 2017

Mining Company: Enami | Mine: All operations in the regions of Antofagasta, Atacama and

Coquimbo, plus the Fundición Hernán Videla Lira foundry | Renewable Energy: Wind and Solar

Date Announced: July 3rd 2018

Mining Company: Antofagasta/Barrick GoldMine: Zaldívar Copper Mine, Northern ChileDate: Announced July 2018 | Renewable

Energy: Hydro, Solar, Wind

Mining Company: Karo Mining | Mine: To be located in the Mhondoro-Ngezi platinum belt of

Zimbabwe | Date: Announced July 2018Renewable Energy: Solar



WHAT TO EXPECT

OVER 300 SENIOR-LEVEL DECISION-MAKERSFrom the global mining and energy sectors

50+ THOUGHT-LEADERS SPEAKERSProviding sector insight, examples, case studies and strategies

MEET 100+ MINING REPRESENTATIVESUnderstand the energy perspectives and project opportunities in the mining sector

DEDICATED NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIESA new 1-2-1 meeting lounge, the excellent VIP dinner, drinks receptions and breakfast briefings

INNOVATIVE NEW FORMATS AND EVENT TECHNOLOGYDesigned to maximize peer-to-peer engagement

ENHANCED EVENT APPEffectively network and organize your meetings

NEW CASE STUDIES, NEW MINESMeet the players from the latest mine renewables case studies

ENERGY STORAGE PAVILION Dedicated space for storage showcase and discussion

ENERGY AND MINES COMMUNITY, 2017


Mining Association of CanadaMinistry of Land Reform and ManagementMinistry of NorthernDevelopment and MinesMIRARCO Mining InnovationNatural Resources CanadaNew GoldNewcrest

Nordmin Engineering Ltd.Norton Rose FulbrightCanada LLPNuance Energy

Ontario Mining AssociationOptiques Fullum inc.oursun Canada Inc.PCL Constructors Canada Inc.

Phoenix IndustrialPhoenix Industrial Inc.PhoventusR4MiningRA Financial Partners LLCResourceful PathsRokstad PowerS&C Electric Canadas2e Technologies

GAL Power SystemsGiyani Gold Corp.Giyani MetalsGlencoreCanada CorporationGlobal Affairs CanadaGlobal First Power LtdGlobal Power GenerationGoldcorp Inc.Grasshopper SolarGrupo MexicoGSB Energy Consultancy Inc

Hydromega Services Inc.IAMGOLDICFImperial MetalsInnergex renewable energy incInternational Institute for Sustainable DevelopmentIsla Power Holdings Inc.

Kal TireKinross Gold CorporationKL Gold LTDL & A Energy Consulting LtdLundin MiningMaclean EngineeringMassload Technologies Inc.Matawa First NationsMcCallum Environmental Ltd.McEwen Mining

Carter Wind EnergyCaterpillarCDPCenterra GoldCiscoClark BuildersClean Energy Consulting Inc.Climate Finance Advisors, BLLCCMIColorado School of MinesDanvest Energy A/SDe Beers Group

Detour Gold CorporationDGSCDominion Diamond Ekati CorporationEldorado Gold CorporationEnergy DevelopmentsEnernet GlobalENVINT ConsultingEPS AB Energy Canada LTDErdene Resource Development

Excellon ResourcesFerusNatural Gas FuelsFortune Minerals LimitedFPX Nickel CorpFVT Research Inc.

2G Energy Inc

ABC CanadaABO Wind AG

AEMPAgnico Eagle Mines LimitedAnglo AmericanAngloGold AshantiAPA TEchnologiesArcelorMittalAutorité des marchés financiers (AMF)Avalon Advanced MaterialsB2GoldBarr Engineering Co

BESTECHBGC EngineeringBio-Mine ltd.Black & VeatchBloombergNew Energy FinanceBluEarth RenewablesCambridge Energy Partners

Canadian Embassy, MexicoCanadian German Chamber Of Industryand CommerceCanadian Mining Journal

ScotiabankSDCSENET (PTY) LTDShynraSNC Lavlain INCSNC-Lavalin CapitalSolar Power NetworkSolvest Inc.Sudbury Mining Solutions JournalSunSHIFTSussexStrategy GroupSysEne Consulting Inc.Teck Resources LimitedThe World BankThorn AssociatesToromont Cat Power Systems

Tugliq EnergyTwingTecTyler PowerSolutionsVale Canada LimitedVictoria GoldVirelec Ltd.

Waypoint InfrastructureWSP

30% Mining executives

34% Renewable energy developers

15% Infrastructure and engineering

9% Finance and legal

5% Government and NGOs

7% Other


Attendee Breakdown

30%Mining executives

7%Other

9%Finance and legal

5%Governmentand NGOs

34%Renewable energy

developers

15%Infrastructure and

engineering

Event Features

2017 Atendee Breakdown

WORLD CLASS AGENDAEnergy and Mines spends months speaking with the mining and renewables communities to understand the most critical areas of interest, the latest case studies and the key people to invite. An agenda is created that reflects the key concerns in the marketplace and showcases new and innovative examples of alternative energy use in the mining sector.

BREAKFASTS, LUNCHES, BREAKS, RECEPTIONS AND DINNERThe World Congress features formal and informal occasions to meet and network with prospective clients. The functions can be hosted and sponsored by companies to provide the opportunity for brand awareness and thought leadership. Successful sponsor led functions in the past have included the gala dinner, a mine and VIP reception, breakfast briefings, boardroom meetings, hosted luncheons and branded breaks.

EXHIBITION FLOORThe Toronto Hilton Convention Suite is a self-contained network of rooms and meeting spaces at the heart of which is the exhibit area. The exhibit is located outside the main conference, lunch and meeting rooms. It is the location for registration, breaks, lunches and the drinks reception.

ONE-TO-ONE MEETINGS SERVICEFor our major sponsors we arranged private, one-to-one meetings with key mining contacts. The meetings take place in relaxed, private, catered meeting spaces that enable dialogue and interaction between potential project partners. This is a key feature for our leading sponsors as it provides direct access to key mine decision-makers.

EVENT APPThe World Congress is enhanced by a networking app that allows participants to interactand connect with each other, the sponsors and the speakers. The app also facilitates the real-time sharing of thoughts, ideas and experiences. At the last World Congress, over 1,800 messages were sent and received among the attendees.

ATTENDEE BREAKDOWN AND EVENT FEATURES


2018 HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE

New Renewables Hybrid Case Studies: Australia, South America, Canada, AfricaKey Drivers for Renewables and Carbon ReductionsThe First 100% Renewables MineThe Changing Economics of Power Options for MinesLessons Learned from Renewables Leaders on Microgrids for MinesEvolving Energy Strategies for Mid-Tier Mining LeadersNew Carbon Strategies in Mining – Mining in a Low-Carbon EconomyEnergy Storage PavilionElectrifying the Mining SectorTowards Zero-Carbon Mining: Strategic and Technological Innovation


CONGRESS NETWORKING AND MEETING

For details of Exhibition, Sponsorship or the Energy Storage Pavilion [email protected] +44 7516113339

Event App

Session Leader

Water Bottles

VIP Dinner

Lanyard Sponsor

Keynote Seat Drop

Energy Storage Pavilion

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

THOUGHT-LEADER SPONSORS:

LEAD SPONSORS: SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS:


KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

John MullallyVice President Corporate

Affairs and Energy

Goldcorp Canada

Christian SoucySuperintendent, Nunavut

Energy Optimization

Agnico Eagle

Mike AireEnvironment Director,

Sustainability & External Relations

Newmont Mining

Tsakani MthombeniGroup Head

of Carbon & Energy

Gold Fields

Peter SinclairChief Sustainability Officer

Barrick Gold

Ron MillerPrincipal Advisor Energy,

Growth & Innovation

Rio Tinto

Kim TruterCEO

De Beers Canada

Tony MakuchPresident, CEO and Director

Kirkland Lake Gold

Peter XavierVice President, Sudbury

Integrated Nickel Operations

Glencore

Shirley NeaultManager of

Environment and Systems

Hudbay Minerals

Samantha EspleyTechnical Director for Mining

and Mineral Processing

Vale Canada

Paul ChawrunChief Operating Officer

Teranga Gold Corporation


KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Bruce ArmitageEnergy Manager

Tahoe Resources

Vishwanathan IyerHead – Business Development,

Hybrid & Energy Storage

Sterling & Wilson

Igor KlimanovDevelopment Projects Director

Nordgold

Mark Dawe Country Manager, Namibia,

B2Gold

Benoit La Salle Chairman,

Algold Resources, Sama Resources and SRG Graphite

Linda WrongCorporate Director of Sustainability

and Regulatory Affairs

Lundin Mining

Michel CarreauDirector Hybrid Power

Hatch

Rodrigo CaroDirector of Energy Transition

Codelco Tech

Michelle KaraviasDeputy Head of Industry Research

Fitch Solutions

Sean WhittakerSenior Renewable Energy

Industry Specialist

IFC


AGENDA Day 1 | December 10, 2018

7:30 Coffee and Registration

8:25 Chair’s Opening Remarks

8:30 Keynote: Towards 100% Renewable Energy Mining Kim Truter, CEO, De Beers Canada

8:50 Keynote Panel: Key Drivers for Renewables and Carbon Reductions This keynote session will bring together senior mining executives to discuss why renewables and low-carbon initiatives make business sense for mines today. How are these technologies and solutions becoming a core part of operational and strategic goals? This discussion will provide insight on specific projects as well as broader corporate goals that have a direct impact on energy procurement strategies.

What are your current plans for integrating renewable energy at existing and new operations?What recent developments are driving interest in alternative energy and carbon mitigation?What types of renewables solutions are advancing and what makes these projects work?What criteria go into assessing renewables and low-carbon technology investments?What barriers and internal hurdles are renewables projects continuing to encounter?Where are you seeking advice on these projects and at what stage is outside counsel useful?How are carbon pricing and taxation developments impacting energy decisions?

AGENDA

Mike Aire, Environment Director, Sustainability & External Relations, Newmont Ron Miller, Principal Advisor - Energy, Productivity and Technical Support, Rio TintoPeter Sinclair, Chief Sustainability Officer, Barrick GoldBenoit La Salle, Chairman, Algold Resources, Sama Resources and SRG Graphite

Day 1 | December 10, 2018

This year has seen the highest number of new renewables hybrids announced for mining clients with around a dozen projects currently public and several more in the pipeline. The primary driver for this increased activity is the economics of renewables that are now less expensive than diesel or gas in many locations. This session will showcase the very latest case studies from around the world.


AGENDAAGENDA

THE CHANGING ECONOMICS OF POWER OPTIONS FOR MINES

10:10 The Changing Economics of Power Options for MinesInsight on current trends in renewables integration to power global mining operations Price comparisons ($/KW/h) for mine energy options including diesel, gas, and renewables How will these prices change: what should mines be factoring into their business plans?What are the critical factors impacting the economics of energy for mines?

RENEWABLES FOR MINES: NEW INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDIES

9:30 Handset Q&A with Audience

9:40 Networking Break

10:30 Session 1: Renewables for Mines: New International Case Studies

10:30 Case Study: Assessing the Role of Wind in Controlling Energy Costs in Canada’s NorthUnderstanding the energy costs and logistical challenges of remote Northern mines How is the carbon tax driving energy change for diesel-reliant mines?Current considerations and potential challenges for integrating large-scale wind in Nunavut

Christian Soucy, Superintendent, Nunavut Energy Optimization, Agnico Eagle


At its most remote site, Cerro Negro, sitting 600 meters above sea level on the low Patagonian plains in southern Argentina, Goldcorp has committed to leading the construction of a wind-diesel farm.

Current plans for this wind farm and anticipated diesel and carbon savingsUnderstanding how this project will change the energy matrix of the local communityHow does this project fit with Goldcorp’s broader carbon and energy goals

John Mullally, Vice President Corporate Affairs and Energy, Goldcorp


AGENDAAGENDA

11:35 Drilling Down: Handset Q&AThis interactive session will drill further into the key details of these world-leading case studies. Presenters will be asked follow-up questions from a panel of renewables, mining and finance experts and by attendees via handheld devices.

10:50 Case Study: Investing in Local Communities and Wind Energy Infrastructure

Initial operational results from B2 Gold’s 7 MW Otjikoto Solar Plant in Namibia Critical insight on the evolution of system integration and microgrid economics Lessons learned from the implementation and operation of this landmark project

Mark Dawe, Country Manager, Namibia, B2Gold Rob Schueffner, Microgrids and Renewables Commercial Manager, Caterpillar

11:10 Joint Case Study: Realizing Diesel and Carbon Savings with an Autonomous Hybrid Solution



AGENDAAGENDA

The mid-tier mining sector has hit a turning point with higher commodity prices and cautious spending leading to higher returns. With many operations reliant on diesel, energy cost and carbon emissions are core focuses for management teams. This session will bring together mid-tier mining leaders to discuss their evolving energy and carbon strategies and the potential role of renewables in improving performance.

What are types of renewable energy are mid-tier mines currently using or assessing? What is the internal process for considering new energy options for a site?How do mining leaders see the economics of power changing for remote mine sites? How are mines currently factoring in diesel and grid electricity price risk into power plans? What particular challenges do mid-tier mines face when considering new power options?What role do mid-tier mining leaders see for renewables in addressing energy challenges? What has been the experience of mines that have invested in renewables options?How is carbon pricing (or a shadow price) being factored into energy choices?What are the preferred business models for investing in renewable energy options?

Paul Chawrun, Chief Operating Officer, Teranga Gold CorporationTony Makuch, President, CEO and Director, Kirkland Lake GoldIgor Klimanov, Development Projects Director, NorgoldShirley Neault, Manager of Environment and Systems, Hudbay MineralsBruce Armitage, Energy Manager, Tahoe Resources Linda Wrong, Corporate Director of Sustainability and Regulatory Affairs, Lundin Mining

12:00 Networking Lunch

EVOLVING ENERGY STRATEGIES FOR MID-TIER MINING LEADERS

1:00 Session 2: Evolving Energy Strategies for Mid-Tier Mining Leaders



AGENDAAGENDA



1:50 Case Study: Energizing the Mine of the Future Key updates on Gold Fields renewables investments in South Africa and Western AustraliaNext steps in analyzing renewables options for new mine sitesHow do renewables fit with broader energy and climate goals across global operations?

Tsakani Mthombeni, Group Head of Carbon & Energy Company, Gold Fields

ENERGIZING THE MINE OF THE FUTURE

2:10 Joint Case Study: Identifying the Value of Renewables Across the Mine Life Building a picture of renewables potential while still determining operational energy needs Assessing the proper ratio of renewables vs. traditional power including diesel and/or gasComparing the initial capex investment over the operational savings across the mine life

IDENTIFYING THE VALUE OF RENEWABLES ACROSS THE MINE LIFE


3:00 Global Trends in Microgrid Applications and EconomicsCritical updates on the costs and applications of hybrid solutions in key mining centres What are the current limitations of microgrid technologies and how are these being addressed?Next steps for adapting hybrid solutions for mining applications including storage integration

Vishwanathan Iyer, Head – Business Development, Hybrid & Energy Storage, Sterling & Wilson

Independent power producers (IPPs) and innovative technology and integration experts now have multiple projects under construction and in operation with mining clients. Through this process, their offerings have changed to meet mining’s energy and business priorities. Mining microgrids are also evolving to incorporate storage options, moving closer to high renewable penetration hybrids. This session will provide insight on recent hybrid projects for mines and current microgrid trends and applications.

3:00 Session 3: Lessons Learned from Renewables Leaders on Microgrids for Mines LESSONS LEARNED FROM RENEWABLES LEADERS ON MICROGRIDS FOR MINES


AGENDAAGENDA

3:20 Panel Discussion: Lessons Learned from Renewables Leaders on Microgrids for MinesWhat lessons have been learnt from projects under development and in operation for mines?What are some of the common issues that come up during project development and execution?When will this move from a niche market to a core business segment for renewables?How are microgrid providers adapting their business offering to the mining sector?What are the latest updates on the economics of mining microgrids?What sort of fuel savings and carbon reductions can mines expect from integrating renewables? How are storage technologies being integrated into hybrids for energy-intensive industries?How have the economics of storage changed and when will its inclusion be normalized?How are hybrid experts positioning themselves to lead on mining projects? How do energy experts envision the energy mix for future mines: how far away are we from affordable, flexible, 100% renewables for mines?

Chair: Michel Carreau, Director Energy and Hybrid Power, Hatch



AGENDAAGENDA

4:00 Handset Q&A with Session Speakers

4:30 Panel Discussion: New Carbon Strategies in Mining How are new carbon targets changing energy decisions for mines?What role is renewables expected to play in addressing carbon emissions goals?How is carbon risk being quantified internally at operational and strategic levels?How are mines addressing exposure to carbon regulation throughout their value chains?What other low-emissions technologies will play roles in meeting carbon targets?

4:10 Session 4: New Carbon Strategies in Mining The combination of evolving carbon regulations and increased shareholder pressure to address climate risk has pushed carbon to the top of mining’s agenda. How are these new high-level carbon commitments impacting opera-tional energy choices? This session will provide in-depth case studies and perspectives from mining leaders on carbon goals and the role of energy in meeting these targets.

4:10 Evolving Demand for Low-Carbon Commodities and Potential Impacts on Energy Choices As the world moves to a low-carbon economy, key commodity buyers, including consumer products giants and alternative technology suppliers, are looking to source lower-carbon materials.

What are buyers looking for in terms of carbon performance and supply-chain transparency?How will the demand for low-carbon commodities open up opportunities for renewables?What are some of the main challenges in trying to produce zero-carbon commodities?

Michelle Karavias, Deputy Head of Industry Research, Fitch Solutions

NEW CARBON STRATEGIES IN MINING



AGENDAAGENDA

Which commodities are included in the demand for low-carbon materials?What are commodity buyers looking for in terms of carbon performance and supply-chain transparency?What challenges are mines expected to face in trying to meet GHG goals?What opportunities does a lower carbon footprint and energy mix open up for mines?

Tsakani Mthombeni, Group Head of Carbon & Energy Company, Gold Fields Stephane Robert, Director Regulatory Affairs, Agnico Eagle


5:20 Networking Drinks

7:30 Energy and Mines World Congress VIP Dinner at BrassaiFollowing the success of 2017’s inaugural VIP dinner, this event provides key sponsors, premium delegates and mining leaders more quality time to connect over a relaxed meal.



AGENDAAGENDA

9:30 Financing Challenges and Opportunities for Renewables-Mining Projects in West Africa

9:25 Chair’s Remarks

FINANCING RENEWABLES-MINING PROJECTS IN WEST AFRICA

Experts views on the timeline for moving to 100% renewable powered mine sitesWhat are the major barriers to realizing this ambition?Are transport and infrastructure technologies (electric vehicles, energy storage, etc.) ready to deliver affordable, reliable power to mines?How can the current suite of renewables technologies be combined to meet this goal?What type of energy cost savings will the 100% renewable mine deliver? How should mines evaluate the capex investment vs. the operational savings over the life of mine?What are examples of current projects meeting high renewables penetration around the world?Which energy-intensive industries can provide the mining sector with examples to follow?

Sean Whittaker, Senior Renewable Energy Industry Specialist, IFC

9:50 Session 6: The 100% Renewable Energy MineWhile some mines can now source their electricity through predominantly green grids there is an ambition in the industry to develop mines that are truly powered by 100% renewable energy. In this session, mining and energy experts will explore the realities of this ambition to understand when the 100% renewables mine will be a reality.

THE 100% RENEWABLE ENERGY MINE



AGENDAAGENDA

11:10 Case Study: Developing Codelco’s Energy Transition StrategyCodelco Tech, owned by Chilean copper leader Codelco, is designing a roadmap for sustainable, low-carbon energy across mining operations

Analyzing the role of new technologies including hydrogen, heat recovery and electromobility Optimizing renewables integration across mine sites Next steps in building Codelco’s energy roadmap and supporting the green copper initiative

Rodrigo Caro, Director of Energy Transition, Codelco Tech



DEVELOPING CODELCO’S ENERGY TRANSITION STRATEGY

11:30 Hydrogen Applications for Mines: Key Developments and Next Steps

HYDROGEN FOR MINES: STRATEGIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS

Recent advances in hydrogen fuel power technology are leading to the development of cost-effective systems scaled to the needs of major industrial mining operations. This session will provide an overview of the latest developments in hydrogen for mines with insight from technology and mining experts currently exploring hydrogen applications.

11:30 Session 7: Hydrogen for Mines: Strategic and Technological Innovations

Insight on the latest developments in hydrogen applications in mining energy and transportationKey benefits and challenges in integrating hydrogen into mine vehicles and power systemsNext steps in deploying hydrogen technologies in mining



AGENDAAGENDA

ELECTRIFYING THE MINING SECTOR

1:40 Session 8: Electrifying the Mining Sector

11:50 Panel Discussion: Hydrogen for Mines: Strategic and Technological Innovations What are the key drivers for mines to explore hydrogen applications?What are the latest technological advances in hydrogen that are most relevant for mining applications?What are the main barriers preventing widespread adoption of hydrogen?How are mines and other key stakeholders working to address these hurdles?How do the economics for hydrogen compare to other energy investments? How does hydrogen fit with renewable integration for mines?What are recent examples from mining and other industries investing in hydrogen?What are the next steps in testing and implementing hydrogen for mines?

Electrifying underground mining operations can cut overall energy costs by up to 40-50% as well as dramatically reduce a site’s greenhouse gas footprint. These benefits, combined with significant health and safety improvements, make electrification a critical part of decarbonizing mining and unlocking the potential for renewables integration. This session will provide critical insight from mining leaders currently investing in and exploring electrification options.

12:30 Q&A with Audience

12:40 Networking Lunch


1:40 Case Study: How is Electrification Changing Mining?Glencore’s Onaping Depth nickel-copper project in Sudbury, Ontario, will be one of the first all electric mines in the world.

Key drivers and potential obstacles for electrification for deeper mines Current expectations in terms of emissions and diesel savings from an all-electric fleetInsights on how electrification is changning mining practices

Peter Xavier, Vice President, Sudbury Integrated Nickel Operations, Glencore


AGENDAAGENDA


2:50 Chair’s Closing Remarks

3:00 Conference Close

2:00 Panel Discussion: Electrifying the Mining Sector How does electrification fit with mine planning and broader energy and climate goals?How are mines testing and implementing these technologies today?What are the current expectations for diesel savings from electrification - and does the cost savings justify the investment?How does electrification facilitate renewables and storage integration for remote sites?What impact can these technologies have on the carbon footprint of an operation?What are the main barriers to adopting electric vehicles and equipment for mines - why aren’t all mines going electrifying?What types of funding and support are available for implementing these technologies?What are the next steps for mines to realize the full potential of electrification?

Samantha Espley, General Manager - Mining & Mineral Processing Technical Excellence Centre, Vale Base MetalsPeter Xavier, Vice President, Sudbury Integrated Nickel Operations, Glencore

Are you a mining professional responsible for energy decisions?We offer substantial discounts for mine energy decision-makers from mining companies.

Please contact [email protected] for details

The delegate pass includes admission to the conference on December 10 and 11 plus all the listed sessions, lunches and breaks,and the World Congress drinks. The ticket includes all the presentations plus video recordings of all the sessions. The Premium delegate pass includes the full delegate ticket plus a ticket to the World Congress VIP Dinner on December 10.

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Over the last six years, Energy and Mines has built a reputation amongst the mining and renewables sectors as the first point of contact for connection and information on renewables in mining. We have strong links with senior mining leaders, renewable energy developers and key players driving the technology, research and development in this space.

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Advancing Affordable, Reliable, Low-Carbon Power for Minesworldcongress.energyandmines.com/files/Brochure-Design-04-1.pdf · Black & Veatch Bloomberg New Energy Finance BluEarth Renewables