IMARC 2024 to Spotlight Decarbonisation and Sustainability in Australia’s Top Mining Conference

2 min read | October 15, 2024 06:28 PM AEDT | By Team Kalkine Media

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Highlights

IMARC 2024 highlights global speakers and sustainability themes.

The event features technical talks, panels, and keynotes across three days.

Topics include ESG, supply chains, and circular economy initiatives.

As the mining industry looks towards a sustainable future, the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) 2024 is set to spotlight decarbonisation and sustainability across the global resources supply chain. The conference, held in Sydney from October 29 to October 31, will cover various facets of the mining sector, with nine concurrent conferences diving into crucial areas of the industry.

Key Discussions and Global Representation

IMARC 2024 will host over 370 technical talks, panel discussions, and strategic keynote presentations, providing a platform for experts and companies from around the globe. Countries like Germany, France, Finland, Mongolia, Peru, and Chile will be represented, showcasing the truly international scope of the event. From CEOs of major corporations to junior miners, the conference will bring together leaders and operators across the entire value chain.

Companies like Fortescue Metals Group Ltd (ASX:FMG) and South32 Ltd (ASX:S32) are expected to take the stage, sharing their insights on future growth and innovation in the mining industry. Junior mining companies and mid-tier miners will also play a significant role, offering a closer look at exploration and development projects both in Australia and internationally, including regions like Africa, Canada, and Latin America.

Focus on ESG and Circular Economy

One of the central themes of IMARC 2024 is the industry's shift towards environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives. Topics such as supply chain transparency, tailings dam management, and government permitting will be explored. A major highlight will be Australia’s first Mining, Metals and Circular Economy Conference, which will focus on developing a circular economy within the mining sector.

Sustainability and innovation will be at the forefront of discussions, with many sessions dedicated to how companies are integrating new technologies and environmentally conscious practices into their operations. The event is expected to provide a roadmap for the industry as it continues to navigate the challenges of decarbonisation and sustainability.

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