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Drilling has commenced at Global Uranium and Enrichment’s project in Colorado, US. Credit: Global Uranium and Enrichment
CORE SAMPLING

Drilling programme starts at Maybell Uranium Project

A 40-hole, 4000m drill programme has begun at Global Uranium and Enrichment's Colorado project

08 August 2024

As part of its ESG programme, Rosond use grey water for drilling purposes. Credit: Rosond
MINING

Embracing a comprehensive ESG programme

A look at how South African drilling specialist Rosond is proactively developing an ESG programme

08 August 2024

Menard’s bunker project in Phnom Penh City, Cambodia, is utilising Controlled Modulus Column technology. Credit: Menard
PILING

CMC rigid inclusions as alternative foundation solution for bunker building

Menard employs 'Controlled Modulus Column' technique for a Cambodian bunker project

07 August 2024

Major Drilling aims to bring AI to the drilling industry by Investing in a strategic partnership with DGI and Kore. Credit: Major Mining
MINING

Major Drilling brings AI to drilling

Major Drilling invests in a strategic partnership with DGI/KORE to reap benefits of AI technology

07 August 2024

Alice Delahunty, president of Electricity Transmission at National Grid, (left) with Energy minister Michael Shanks during a visit to the National Grid’s £1 billion London Power Tunnels 2 (LPT2) project. Credit: National Grid
UTILITIES

National Grid switches on first London Power Tunnels circuit

Ministerial visit marks switch on of National Grid's London Power Tunnels circuit

07 August 2024

LAAMP, which is a digital platform that delivers streamlined training and assessments to remote workforces, is one of two recent acquisitions by Thiess as it looks to broaden its product and services offering. Credit: Thiess
MINING

Thiess expands into digital and asset services with major investments in tech firms

Thiess diversifies with investments in Australian digital and mechanical support businesses

06 August 2024

GeoDrilling International - September 2024
ISSUES

GeoDrilling International - September 2024

Read this archived issue of GeoDrilling International's printed edition in your web browser.

06 August 2024

The main contractor on the build of the Aston Martin Residences, Coastal Construction, required Keller to create shallow ‘bottom plug’ holes (7.6 x 7.6m) to allow foundations for the two massive construction cranes. Credit: Keller
PILING

Driving excellence at Aston Martin Residences

Keller employs innovative piling techniques to construct skyscraper next to Miami's Biscayne Bay

06 August 2024

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Resource Estimation: Accelerating Outcomes with Subsurface Modelling

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Mineral exploration: gaining efficiencies with innovation and local expertise

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