Green Mining Market High Demand, Recent Trends, Future Growth, Industry Analysis, Forecasts Research, Top Manufacturers and Outlook 2027
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14 Jul 2021, 10:09 GMT+10
Increasing emphasis on sustainable development and rising adoption of eco-friendly mining worldwide are major factors influencing the market growth.
The global green mining market is estimated to reach value of USD 15.90 Billion by 2027, according to a current analysis by Emergen Research. The key factors driving the market are availability of cost-effective methods for mining, rise in pollution level, and increase in the need for maintaining the ecological balance.
The latest market intelligence report, titled Global Green Mining Market , is intended to provide the target audience with the necessary information about the global Green Mining industry.
Where digitalization is a goldmine, for real
Where digitalization is a goldmine, for real
Billions could be saved and earned by digitalizing the mining and metals industry. China and Norway are working together to make it happen.
Digital transformation is a major driver of development around the world, but the rough-and-tumble mining industry still has a way to go. A Chinese-Norwegian project will accelerate the process. Photo: Shutterstock, NTB
Digitalizing multiple parts of the mining industry could generate value to the tune of US $321 billion worldwide, according to the World Economic Forum.
Digital transformation is driving a lot of the development around the world, but the rough-and-tumble mining industry still has a way to go. A Chinese-Norwegian project will accelerate the process.
Output fell 9.92% y/y to 74.44 T First quarter demand reverted to pre-pandemic level (Adds details on spending, background on bullion)
BEIJING, April 30 (Reuters) - China’s gold consumption soared 93.9% in the first three months from the same quarter a year earlier, recovering to pre-pandemic levels fuelled by strong demand for gold jewelleries and rising investment, the China Gold Association said on Friday.
Consumption in China in the first quarter stood at 288.2 tonnes, compared with 148.63 tonnes a year ago, the association said in a statement on its website.
The rise came as spending for gold jewelleries picked up quickly during China’s Lunar New Year holidays and Valentine’s Day, said the association.
Publishing date: Apr 30, 2021 • April 30, 2021 • 1 minute read •
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BEIJING China’s gold consumption soared 93.9% in the first three months from the same quarter a year earlier, recovering to pre-pandemic levels fueled by strong demand for gold jewelleries and rising investment, the China Gold Association said on Friday.
Consumption in China in the first quarter stood at 288.2 tonnes, compared with 148.63 tonnes a year ago, the association said in a statement on its website.
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