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The British Drilling Association has responded to the call to action from COP26 by launching its Carbon Reduction Policy for the entire drilling sector
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The BDA's Carbon Reduction Policy strategy

After the conclusion of COP26 the BDA responds by launching its Carbon Reduction Policy

17 November 2021

Steve Hadley, chair of the Federation of Piling Specialists looks has taken a look at what the Federation achieved in 2021
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Piling into 2021

A review of the year's work of the Federation of Piling Specialists

16 November 2021

The Australian government’s AUS$2 billion Critical Minerals Fund has been designed to promote exploration of critical minerals and downstream processing of them once mines are established
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Critical minerals and the road to success

The risks and opportunities around the Australian government's AUS$2 billion Critical Minerals Fund

12 November 2021

2021 has seen the British Drilling Association gain third-party accreditation, via the Minerals Product Qualification Council, for its Audit scheme
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A year in drilling with the BDA

Richard Fielden reflects on what has generally been a positive year for the BDA

09 November 2021

In order to reduce on-site emissions, Keltbray Group has signed a limited exclusivity licence to supply and place Earth Friendly Concrete (EFC) in the UK
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Sustainability and the construction sector

What can the piling sector do to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the construction industry

01 November 2021

November 2021's print issue of GeoDrilling International
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Where has the year gone?

GDI's editor wonders what's happened this year as time flies by

26 October 2021

The task ahead of the piling sector is to look at developing a flexible working framework that can be established from the ground-up
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Timewise - 'Flexible Working' project update

Steve Hadley tells GDI about how the FPS' Flexible Working Initiative is progressing

25 October 2021

As ESG has an effect on the drilling sector in Australia the introduction of electric vehicles on mine sites is an initiative that can drive down an operating site's carbon footprint
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ESG and its growing impact on drilling companies

Peter Hall asks how is a focus on ESG is affecting Australia's drilling industry

11 October 2021

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