This course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the relationship between the global mining industry and climate change. It focuses on identifying the sources of emissions in mining and the current risks and opportunities presented by the transition to a low-carbon future. Participants will explore emission reduction solutions related to mine planning and asset management and learn about the future of mining in the low-carbon transition.
This instructor-led carbon literacy course is designed to be educational and inspiring, with the goal of providing you with the tools to understand how you can contribute to a low-carbon future within your professional organisation and your community.
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By undertaking the online pre-course material, you will explore the following in a self-paced way:
In our first instructor lead session we explore what the physical greenhouse gases are, and how they appear in the mining value chain, introducing the concept of emission scopes 1, 2 and 3. We also consider global emissions by country and the dynamics of how this interacts with Net-Zero policy conversations.
In this session, we work together to understand the risks and opportunities that climate presents globally, in both physical and transitional ways. We consider how these challenges are currently impacting operations and work with participants to explore what resilience in our operations and our host communities can and should be.
Using your new-found skills in identifying sources of emissions and the potential for reduction options your instructor will guide you through a group activity focused on a discussion of decarbonisation goals and scenarios using estimation and conceptualisation tools.
Understand the key decarbonisation options for mining and processing, the role of mine planning and asset management for decarbonisation, and key decarbonisation pillars for mining.
Dive further into the complexities of emissions management with a simulation workshop using TALPAC-3D to compare the results of alternative fuel types for mining fleets.
With your newfound understanding of emissions, we start to consider what the future looks like with increased battery mineral demands, opportunities for introducing circular economy practices into mining operations and what a Just Transition to a low carbon future means for you, your organisation and your host community.
This carbon literacy course is ideal for any profession that interfaces with the global mining industry, including:
Classroom or Remote + Online pre-course learning module
Course Duration – One Day (8 PD hrs)
Structure: 2 hours (online pre-course learning) + 2 x 3 hour sessions (Classroom or Remote)
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RPMGlobal is proud to offer this world-first carbon literacy course certified by the Carbon Literacy Project. The Carbon Literacy Project is a globally unique, award-winning and UN-acknowledged program. It is designed to support “those that work” to take a day’s worth of Carbon Literacy Learning to make a lifetime of changes in our industry and our host communities. All of our instructors at RPMGlobal are Certified Training Professionals with a wealth of mining and carbon expertise to share with participants.
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