SYDNEY, Oct 29 (Bernama-BUSINESS WIRE) --Asia Pacific’s mining industry can accelerate the adoption of more
sustainable water management practices to protect freshwater resources for the local community while ensuring a more resilient and reliable water future, says
Black & Veatch, a global leader in critical human infrastructure solutions.
For example in Australia, national science agency
CSIRO estimates that mining and other industries use about 20 percent of all water consumed in Australia.
“Proven and readily available water solutions, such as desalination and water recycling, can be designed and engineered to achieve greater energy efficiency, and reduce operational costs and carbon emissions for Asia Pacific’s mining sector, offsetting significant strategic risks,” said Mick Scrivens, vice president, director, Australia Pacific, Black & Veatch. “Partnering to implement these solutions will benefit the environment, local communities, mining companies and the industry overall.”
At the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) 2024, Black & Veatch is convening the conference’s only dedicated session on
water management in the mining industry on 30 October.
Hosted by Scrivens and featuring industry leaders and Black & Veatch experts, the session will explore how more resilient sustainability results can be achieved by integrating water planning across all stages of the mine lifecycle. The session also will explore more targeted and affordable investments in appropriate technologies and solutions, and meaningful inclusion of critical stakeholders in the planning and design phases of projects.
Sessions that Black & Veatch leaders will be part of at
IMARC 2024 include:
IMARC 2024 is taking place 29-31 October in Sydney.
Black & Veatch’s multi-disciplinary capabilities to deliver integrated water and energy solutions span the full project delivery chain and are proven by a track record of diverse projects delivered to utilities, governments and industry. In Australia, Black & Veatch has a strong track record of partnering with clients and communities to deliver quality services to water utilities, including award-winning projects such as the Bundamba Advanced Water Treatment Project that supported the nation’s response to the millennium drought.
Contact Black & Veatch for more information.
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