Ageing mine infrastructure – structural steel, conveyors, processing plant, storage tanks and heavy machinery – contains metals that retain value long after they stop producing. Handled well, that material becomes a revenue stream that offsets the cost of the job....
Removing scrap from a mine site is not the same as collecting material from a workshop or construction project. Mine sites are high-risk environments, and mining waste is high-risk material. Not every scrap collector is qualified to step foot on site – let alone...
Subsea infrastructure contains high-value exotic alloys specifically engineered to work hard in harsh environments for decades. For operators and Oil and Gas decommissioning contractors, these materials represent both risks and opportunities. Handled correctly, subsea...
Mining operations accumulate ageing infrastructure that is hard to repurpose or rehabilitate. From workshops and accommodation buildings to storage tanks, processing plants, and pipelines, idle assets quickly become liabilities. Deciding whether to mothball or...
Although we tend to use “oil and gas decommissioning” as an umbrella term here in Western Australia, Western Australia’s petroleum sector faces two unique decommissioning profiles. Offshore and onshore oil rig decommissioning both contribute to a national liability...
Electric vehicle (EV) adoption is accelerating globally. Here in Australia, EV sales jumped 38% year-on-year in 2025 before surging again in early 2026 on the back of fuel price shocks. EVs are changing lanes from niche to mainstream faster than most industry...
