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Published by Jane Bentham,
Editorial Assistant
Global Mining Review,
Thursday, 28 December 2023 14:00
The mining industry is constantly evolving, driven by technological advancements, environmental imperatives, and the relentless pursuit of more efficient ways to harness the Earth’s precious resources.
Aramine has recognised the significance of this ongoing transformation, and thus maintains a team of engineers in its research and development department to stay at the forefront of this change. Having achieved breakthroughs in mines located in Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Greece, Mexico, and France, the French company faced a new challenge in West Africa.This mineral-rich region recently approached Aramine for the electrification of a major gold mine. This case study illustrates how Aramine leveraged its expertise in narrow-vein mining and operations to tackle this new endeavour in challenging conditions.Gold mining in West AfricaGold mining in West Africa is a complex and lucrative endeavour, with mining conditions both promising and demanding. This region of the African continent is abundant in mineral resources, offering significant opportunities for the mining industry. However, mining in West Africa presents unique challenges, including deposits often located in remote and difficult-to-access areas. Additionally, extreme weather conditions, the necessity of adhering to stringent environmental standards, and the growing pressure to ensure sustainable mining practices make this region a complex environment for gold mining and other mining activities. Nonetheless, these challenges drive innovation and encourage companies like Aramine to develop solutions tailored to the specific conditions of mining in West Africa.Enjoyed what you’ve read so far? Read the full article and the rest of the November/December Issue of Global Mining Review by registering today for free!
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