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Skillings Mining Review Magazine

Skillings Mining Review September 2023

Skillings Mining Review September 2023 insights from industry professionals Leadership, Career Progression, and Industry Trends: EzzeddineChouikhi, Ron Pinto, Ricardo Valls P. Geo., Marcel van der Wal, Mehmet AYDIN.

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Skillings Mining Review September 2023

Skillings Mining Review September 2023: our cover looks at the U.S. mining green revolution—how decarbonization, electrification, and smarter permitting can grow prosperity while cutting impact. We track what it means in practice: cleaner power, efficiency retrofits, and supply-chain choices that stand up to investor and community scrutiny.

Beyond the U.S., resource nationalism in Indonesia reshapes value capture, while innovative financing unlocks projects that traditional lenders won’t touch. Operations go digital—from Huawei’s coal-mine automation to thyssenkrupp’s rail-running conveyor for Tier-1 copper—and marketing does, too, as miners harness digital demand gen and E-A-T-driven recruitment to win scarce talent.

We examine the mining–oil & gas link, the DRC’s pivotal role (from riches to governance risks), and the human cost of illegal artisanal cobalt. Rounding it out: lab-grown diamonds in Singapore, South Africa’s power struggles, and World Steel in Figures 2023 to ground the macro. The through-line: build lower-carbon tons, prove trust, and finance innovation that lasts.

About the author

Salini Krishnan

Staff Writer, Critical Minerals & Policy

Salini Krishnan reports on the policy and capital forces reshaping critical-mineral supply chains: rare earths, US–China export controls, government stockpiles, deep-sea mining and the public money behind the West's push to rebuild refining capacity.

A science postgraduate with a degree in communication, she reads the technical record before the press release, following minerals from exploration licence to processing plant. She has written for Skillings Mining Review since 2019.

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