HOW THE MOST INFLUENTIAL MINING COMPANIES REDUCE PIPE CARBON EMISSIONS BY UP TO 80%

As global warming continues to threaten the future of our ecosystem, some mining companies are working to combat climate change by incorporating more sustainable business practices. This white paper provides on overview on sustainable development within the mining industry including an industry sustainability SWOT analysis, comparison of SDGs by company, and a case study with data on mining practices that can slash mining’s carbon footprint.

Download this white paper to learn:

• Why leading mines are committed to sustainable development
• Hurdles facing the mining industry on the road to sustainable development
• How induction-hardened, carbon steel versus mild steel pipe can slash pipe-related carbon emissions by up to 80% while providing more uptime and production reliability
• How one company used hardened steel to reduce CO2 emissions by 9,631 tons, the equivalent to:
  • Saving GHG emissions from 24.7M miles driven by an average gasoline-powered passenger vehicle,
  • Saving carbon emissions from 1.2B smartphones charged, or
  • Avoiding GHG emissions from 416,884 trash bags of waste recycled instead of landfilled.
• How users of Ultra Tech 600 pipe have saved over 1M tons of CO2 emissions worldwide, equivalent to GHG emissions from 210,194 gasoline-powered passenger vehicles driven for one year or 2.4B miles driven by an average gasoline-powered passenger vehicle