NETWORKING-DRIVEN EVENT
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CEOS, CFOS, VPS, MDS, DIRECTORS, SNR. MANAGERS
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INDUSTRIES ATTENDING
Metal and Mining Operators
Infrastructure Developers
Energy Companies
Mining Technology and Machinery Companies
ABOUT
3rd Energy Transition and Emission Reduction for the Metals and Mining Industry is coming back to the Swedish capital to re-join under one roof decision makers and key industry experts to continue the discussion on decarbonisation and emission reduction efforts.
The three-day business networking event features insightful case studies and presentations from leaders in the metal and mining industry. The spotlight of the forum is a half-day site and mine tour of the GRANGEX Dannemora mine in Östhammar municipality.
The Metals & Mining Industry has to ensure a firm and sustainable implementation and scalability of Green Mining Practices on an enterprise level to be able to meet Net Zero goals and increase operating capacity. The roadmaps for the decarbonisation of mining operations include different options from
switching to alternative fuels and green hydrogen, to incorporating renewable energy sources and considering strategies for the decarbonisation of assets on different levels.
The conference aims to assist the Metals & Mining Industry by scaling up sustainable and efficient mining operations, creating a roadmap for greening mines, decarbonizing existing operations and enabling future growth with green energy, using a targeted approach to mines with the highest emissions,
decarbonizing mine fleets and overcoming infrastructural challenges associated with adopting these practices at scale.
Join us in Stockholm to meet with industry leaders for in-depth discussions and get insights on a journey to a zero-emission mine.
Exploring the GRANGEX Dannemora Mine: A Site and Mine Tour
You're Invited:
A Unique Opportunity to Explore GRANGEX Dannemora Mine in Östhammar. Join Us for a Half-Day Site and Mine Tour and Discover the Secrets of This Fascinating Mining Location. Limited Spots Available.
GRANGEX Dannemora will be the first producer of high-quality iron ore concentrate in the EU, and with the
smallest carbon footprint.
GRANGEX Dannemora intends to restart the Dannemora mine in Östhammar municipality.
GRANGEX’s goal fulfilment is achieved through a comprehensive set of requirements during project devel-
opment so that all equipment and all production methods are – to the extent practicable – aimed at elimi-
nating carbon dioxide emissions. All input products, such as hydraulic oils, lubricating oils and the like, shall
be fossil-free.
GRANGEX Dannemora mine plans to restart production of iron ore in the Dannemora mine. The subsequent
enrichment process is adapted to meet the expected large increase in demand for iron ore concentrates
with iron contents above 67%, which is primarily emerging from the environmentally sustainable conversion
of the fully integrated steelworks in Europe. The geographical location of the GRANGEX Dannemora mine is
unique from a European point of view, with access to two alternative export ports within a distance of 40-90 km, and as such is the iron ore producer that is closest to the larger integrated European steelworks.
COMPANIES WHO WILL ATTEND
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and many more...
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
CEOS, CFOS, VPS, MDS, DIRECTORS, SNR. MANAGERS RESPONSIBLE FOR
Mine Planning
Asset Management
Asset Development
Mine Decarbonisation/Electrification
Infrastructure Development
Operations
Geology & Exploration
Production
Underground Mines
Decarbonization / Emission reduction
Corporate Social Responsibility
Sustainability & Environment
Electrification
Environmental Compliance
Green/Sustainable
Technologies
Energy Storage
Fleet and Mobile Technology
Charging Infrastructure
Finance / Investments
Hydrogen / Alternative Fuels
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• Mine & Site Tour of the GRANGEX Dannemora
• All-electric Mine Design & Planning
• Decarbonisation and Renewables
• Reducing On-site Emissions
• Charging Infrastructure and Energy Storage
• Hydrogen in Mining
• Small Modular Reactors
• ESG & Sustainable Mining
• Fossil-free steel
• Securing Supply of Raw Materials in the EU
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Meet Some of our Speakers
Felix EBENTREICH
GM Mining Decarbonisation Europe & Africa, Sectoral Decarbonisation & Innovation
SHELL S&D MINING
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Diane CAMERON
Head of Division Nuclear Technology
Development and Economics
Nuclear Energy
Agency
Renata CARDOSO
Vice President, Sustainability and Low Carbon
ELECTRA BATTERY MATERIALS
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Seweryn SZWAROCKI
Director of Strategy and Sustainable
Development
Lubelski Węgiel
BOGDANKA S.A.
Christer LINDQVIST
President & CEO
Grängesberg
Exploration
Holding AB
Arno BARNARD
Head of Sustainability
Andrada Mining
Jordi BRUNO
Global Business Development Director for RSK Mining
Amphos 21 Consulting
Erika INGVALD
Head of Division, Mineral Information
and Mining Industry
SGU
Ronne HAMERSLAG
Chief Executive Officer
Nordic Iron Ore AB
Rasmus BLOMQVIST
Managing Director
Grafintec Oy
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Prasanta K MISHRA
Executive Director - LIBERTY Galati & Skopje
LIBERTY Steel Group
Mirona COROPCIUC
Energy and Climate Change Director
European Carbon and Graphite Association
Get more details about the event by checking who else is attending
If your company is interested in sponsoring the event, send us your request to alex.kim@future-bridge.eu
REGISTRATION
DELEGATE END-USER
Hotel Venue: Elite Palace Hotel
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Centrally located in Stockholm’s Vasastan neighborhood, this hotel is 5 minutes’ walk to St. Eriksplan Metro Station. It offers free WiFi and an on-site British restaurant and pub. Elite Palace Hotel’s modern rooms all feature cable TV, a mini-bar, along with a work desk and seating area.
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To get to Elite Palace Hotel Stockholm from the airport you can take a taxi. There are taxi stands outside of each terminal, and the journey takes around 30-40 minutes depending on traffic. The cost is usually around 500-600 SEK (Swedish krona), but it can be more during peak times. Alternatively, you can take an airport shuttle, such as Flygbussarna, from the airport to Stockholm City Terminal. From there, you can take the metro (green line towards Alvik) to the St Eriksplan station, which is a 5-10 minute walk from the hotel. The shuttle costs around 99 SEK per person, and the metro fare is 36 SEK.
