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Summary
The mining industry stands at a critical intersection of resource extraction and climate action. As a key enabler of the global energy transition, mines face the urgent challenge of reducing their carbon footprint. Join S&P Global for an innovative webinar that unveils asset-level emission profiles, offering unprecedented insights into the CO2e variability of copper and gold mining operations. Our deep-dive analysis will explore decarbonization strategies, climate risks, and the path to sustainable resource extraction.
Emissions Analysis Deep Dive
- Emissions Intensity Metrics Across Major Mining Operations
- Comparative Analysis of Copper and Gold Mining Segments
Decarbonization Strategies
- Scope 1 Emissions Reduction Efforts
- Scope 2 Emissions: Total Impact and Key Insights
- Case Studies of Successful Decarbonization Initiatives
Factoring in climate change-related risks and opportunities
- Transition and Carbon Pricing
- Quantifying and Pricing Physical Risk at the asset level
- Market insights that drive disclosures and requirements
Outlook
- Emissions Trajectories and implications
Speakers
S&P Global Energy
Dyan Sy
Analyst, Mine Economics & Emissions
Dyan is an Analyst from Metals and Mining Research Mine Economics Team based in the Philippines. The team specializes in developing discount cash flow models that assess production costs and emissions across various mines and commodities. A licensed metallurgical engineer, Dyan holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Metallurgical Engineering from the University of the Philippines. Prior to joining S&P Global Energy, she gained extensive onsite experience as a plant metallurgist at several copper and gold mines in the country.
S&P Global Energy
William Mason
Senior Principal Analyst, Mine Economics & Emissions
William is a Research analyst working within the Metals & Mining Research team. His work is focused on creating and updating the production and cost models for mining operations globally.
Prior to joining S&P Global Market Intelligence in 2018, William spent five years working as a geologist in Zambia, Turkey and DRC. During this time he worked on active mine sites which helped him develop a detailed understanding of the mining industry. He has a BSc in Engineering Geology and Geotechnics from the University of Exeter, Camborne School of Mines.
S&P Global Energy
Warrick Fuchsloch
Senior ESG Client Engagement Specialist
Dr. Warrick Fuchsloch is a senior client engagement specialist at S&P Global Sustinable1. Acting as a subject matter expert, Warrick specialises in assisting clients in implementing sustainability initiatives, themes, and data within their workflows and benchmarking to mitigate ESG risks, address regulations, and enhance their sustainability strategies. Previously, Warrick was an ESG analyst with a materials and mining sector focus where he specialised in methodology development, analysis, and evaluation of financially-material sustainability themes within the Corporate Sustainability Assessment. Prior to joining S&P, Warrick spent several years with LSE-based AfriTin Mining Ltd, over which time they built a world-class Lithium-Tin-Tantalum mine in Namibia, where Warrick was attributed to exploration, process engineering, social and environmental management and oversaw most of the company's future project development goals throughout Africa. Warrick holds a PhD in Economic Geology from the University of the Witwatersrand where he researched and published articles on the orogenesis of transition metals and commodities and their value toward a climate-focused future.
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