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MINExpo - Mining Disneyland - The Future of Automation, Electrification and Risk in Mining

MINExpo - Mining Disneyland - The Future of Automation, Electrification and Risk in Mining

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In this episode of The Risky Planner Podcast, Albert and Nate take you inside MINExpo, the largest mining technology expo in the world, where massive, cutting-edge machinery meets the future of electrification and automation. They share their firsthand experiences with autonomous haul trucks, electric shovels, and mining's shift towards sustainability—all while injecting their signature humor (and a few childhood stories).

Listeners will learn:
How mining tech is evolving—from Caterpillar, Komatsu, and Liebherr's electrification strategies to fully automated haul trucks
The risks of mining automation—from maintenance challenges to supply chain vulnerabilities
Why electrification is a game-changer for mine sites and how it impacts operational risk
What global and systemic risks mean for mining and major capital projects

Whether you're a mining professional, a tech enthusiast, or just curious about the future of heavy industry, this episode will entertain, inform, and maybe make you want to visit "Mining Disneyland" yourself! 🎢 ⛏️

Presented by Dokainish & Company www.dokainish.com

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