Cora Gold Ltd said it has made further progress with its environment, social and governance (ESG) policies near the company’s Sanankoro gold project in Mali. VISITS In addition to appointing an ESG manager and advisor, Cora has recently been the community gardens of Sanankoro, Dako and Faragouagnia. The company also visited the village savings and […]
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Cora Gold appoints Djibril Sanogo as ESG manager
Cora Gold Ltd has appointed Djibril Sanogo as environment, social and governance (ESG) manager. He will co-ordinate ESG commitments, oversee the completion of the ESIA [environmental and social impact assessment] and subsequently implement any recommendations. Mr Sanogo has more than 15 years’ experience overseeing environmental and community management for mining companies in Mali. He has […]
Cora appoints Pete Whitbread-Abrutat as ESG adviser
Cora Gold Ltd has appointed Dr Pete Whitbread-Abrutat as environment, social and governance (ESG) adviser. Dr Whitbread-Abrutat is a mining ESG and sustainability specialist with more than 30 years’ experience in the international mining industry. He has previously worked in the private sector, academia, civil society and with the United Nations. Dr Whitbread-Abrutat is a […]
Power Metal starts reconnaissance work at Wallal
Power Metal Resources plc announced the start of ground reconnaisance at its gold-copper interests in the Wallal project in the Paterson Province, Western Australia. DRILL LOCATIONS The company’s assets are held through through First Development Resources Ltd (FDR). The Wallal project, comprising E45/5816, E45/5853 and E45/5880, is one of FDR’s three Paterson region projects. A reconnaissance team will survey and […]
Neptune ‘digital twin’ platforms to cut costs
Neptune Energy is developing “digital twins” of two platforms in the Dutch North Sea to accelerate work schedules, reduce costs and environmental impacts by enabling engineers to work onshore. CCS The oil and gas company said it in a statement that the digital twins would also support planning of Neptune’s major carbon capture and storage […]
OGA opens third 2021 compliance investigation
The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) said it had opened an investigation into a possible breach of field production consents contrary to the requirements of the licences. SANCTION PROCEDURE This is the third investigation into compliance matters opened by the industry regulatory body during 2021. The OGA said it had started the latest investigation under its sanction procedure. This follows […]