The green energy transition is aimed at mitigating the impact of climate change. Yet, the
current emphasis on 'green'is narrowly centred around decarbonisation, or CO 2 reduction …

Steel is the second-most commonly used building material, after concrete, which results in
considerable amount of carbon emission. Growing number of studies have explored the …

The volatility of fossil fuel and their increased consumption have exacerbated the socio-
economic dilemma along with electricity expenses in third world countries around the world …

With an increase in the world population, the global demand for minerals is rising,
increasing energy consumption. Due to the distance of mines from urban areas, the energy …

Globally, firms face increasing pressure to efficiently utilize resources and minimize costs
and may do so through sustainable supply chains and circular economy practices. Emerging …

With increasingly more electrochemical energy storage systems installed, the safety issues
of lithium batteries, such as fire explosions, have aroused greater concerns. In this study, the …

With an increase in the electrification of end-use sectors, various resources on the demand
side provide great flexibility potential for system operation, which also leads to problems …

The increasing metal demand driven by energy and digital transition has led to more
complex mining operations. To allocate environmental impacts in cases of mining co …

It is of great importance to use different materials or techniques to enhance the
quality/behavior of cementitious mine fill (CMF). This leads the mining industry to evaluate …

The mining sector is currently confronted with an energy market and evolving regulatory
landscape that exerts pressure on the industry to consistently enhance its strategies and …