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Using oblique drilling technology, the geothermal probes reach heat reservoirs below existing buildings, here using the Fraunhofer IEG institute building as an example. Credit: Fraunhofer IEG
GEOTHERMAL

Oblique drilling technology brings geothermal energy to existing buildings

GeoStar 2.0 geothermal heating and cooling system has now been officially inaugurated in Germany

25 July 2024

hyperTunnel’s technology used swarm construction methods according to a digital twin of the tunnel. Credit: HyperTunnel
INFRASTRUCTURE

Tunnelling technology disruptor hyperTunnel enters administration

It's the end of the line as tunnelling technology disruptor hyperTunnel goes into administration

25 July 2024

Lower-noise technology is being by used Ørsted to install monopile foundations at Gode Wind 3 in Germany. Credit: Ørsted
PILING

Ørsted pilots new technology to optimise offshore wind monopile installation

Lower noise technology used to install monopile foundations at Gode Wind 3 in Germany

16 July 2024

When the first Fraste workshop opened in 1964 the company was a pioneer of hydraulic systems on drilling rigs. Credit: Fraste
GROUNDWATER

Fraste's 60th anniversary

Elena Fracca talks GDI through the 60-year history of Fraste and the evolution of its drill rigs

15 July 2024

The RoXplorer digital twin project replicates a drill site and its operations
MINING

An automated and autonomous future

Richard Barrett discusses the role of virtual reality, machine learning and AI on drilling jobs

10 July 2024

Australian company IMDEX recently showcased its robotic BLASTDOG technology to NASA. By expanding into the space sector, non-space suppliers can become more financially resilient and help diversify the Australian economy. Credit: AROSE
SITE INVESTIGATION

Robotics and automation are boosting cross-industry collaboration and innovation

The rise of robotics in Australia and the part played by the resources exploration sector

09 July 2024

Two Cat MD6250 drills that helped to drill one million metres autonomously at Mt Arthur South - courtesy WesTrac
MINING

Drilling a milestone

An in-depth insight into the technology that allowed one million metres of autonomous drilling

01 July 2024

De Beers proactively sought to reduce nitrate generation under its ‘Building Forever – Protecting the Natural World’ initiative at the Gahcho Kué site, Canada. Credit: Orica
MINING

Orica's and De Beers collaboration results in a 79% decrease in nitrate concentrations

Collaboration at Gahcho Kué site in Canada aims to reduce nitrate concentrations in mine water

28 June 2024

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