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l DefineandfurtherrefineCMIC’sTowardsZeroWasteMiningstrategytotheminingindustry
– EmphasizetheimportanceofthisprojectandthenecessityforstepchangethroughCMICviaitsopeninnovationapproach
– CrystallizethedefinitionofTowardsZeroWasteMiningandidentifythekeyfocusareas
– DefinehowCMICwillcollaborateandpartneracrossstakeholders,reconcilepotentialIntellectualProperty(IP)issues,financelongterminitiatives,andgovern/reportactivitiesandoutcomes
l Serveasaninternalguidingdocument/strategytoalignkeystakeholdersandpotentiallyserveasmaterialfortheBusinessCasetoattractpartnersintheminingecosystem(e.g.,industryplayers,academiaandgovernment)
l Theminingindustrygenerallyagreesthatitisbehindtheinnovationcurveandthatafocusedeffortisrequiredtocreateaprofitableandresponsiblelongtermindustry
l TheCanadaMiningInnovationCouncil(CMIC)isfocusingitseffortsthroughtheTowardsZeroWasteMiningstrategywhichwilleliminateminewastebyfacilitatingcollaborationacrosspartnerswithinthebusinessecosystemtocollectivelytransformtheindustry
Background
Preamble
SourceData
l Thisdocumentcontainsinformationfromanumberofdifferentsources(CMICrepresentatives,externalserviceproviders,miningcompanies,governmentrepositories,andanalystinsights).ThisvaluepropositionattemptstoconsolidateallofthesewithinaninternalstrategyforCMIC
l ThepartnershipbetweenCMICandMonitorDeloitteisdefinedinaccordancewiththetermsofanagreementbetweentheparties
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Tableofcontents
Contents Page
MininginCanada- CurrentStateofMining- CurrentStateofMiningInnovation
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CMICOverview 9
StrategicChoiceCascadingFramework- Summary- GoalsandAspirations- WhereWillCMICPlay- HowWillCMICWin- HowWillCMICConfigure- PriorityInitiatives
10
CMICPortfolioImplementationApproach 20
Appendix- ListofAbbreviations
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Increasedglobalcomplexityrequiressectoradaptationtonewrealities…
MininginCanada>CurrentStateofMining
Structuredlabourmarketforces,decliningresourcequality,andalegacyofinefficientcapitalallocationhaveledtodecliningproductivity
Source:(1)StatisticsCanada,CANSIMtable383-0012,2007to2014;(2)OntarioHydro– Ontario’sHistoricalRPPRates
Highenergyconsumption,elevatedoperatimg costs(e.g.,energy,infrastructure,labour,royalties,permittingfees,andcompliance),haveresultedindecreasingmarginsforexistingoperationsanddiminishingeconomicfeasibilityofnewminedevelopments
DecliningProductivity
IncreasingCosts
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LabourProductivityisDecliningwhileLabourCostsareRisingQuarrying,andOil&GasExtraction1
Totalcompensationperhourworked Labourproductivity
BlendedRPPOntarioHydroRateshavefaroutpacedAnnualInflationovertheyears2
Cents/KW
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Year
RPPPriceInflation
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…especiallycomplexitiesassociatedwiththelicensetooperateandthedeclineofcommodityprices
Volatilecommoditypriceshaveresultedinunpredictablemargins,forcingcompaniestoplanfortheunforeseeable,anddecreasingfinancingcapitalavailability
Concernsfrommultiplestakeholdersincludingconservationandthepotentialenvironmentalimpactsofmineraldevelopmentandmineclosurehaveresultedinincreasinggovernmentregulation anddemandforheightenedcorporatesocialresponsibilityandstakeholderengagement
MininginCanada>CurrentStateofMining
IncreasinglyComplexLicensetoOperate
OperatingwithUncertainty
Inordertomakeasignificantshifttowardsimprovement,theindustrymustcollectivelychallengeexistingwaysofthinkingbyrevisitinglong-standingpracticesandprocesses
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Currentcommoditymarketsarenotconducivetoindustrysustainability…
Resourcequalityisdecreasing
Between2001and2012,theweightedaverage resourcegradeofnickel,copper,andgoldreducedbyroughly40%,30%,and10%respectively1
Commoditypricesarevolatile
Thepriceofgolddroppedbyroughly33%between2011and20153
EnergypricesareincreasingEnergycostscontinuetoriseinCanadaandareprojectedtobe20%higherin2035comparedwith20132
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Source:(1)“DeloitteMiningSpotlighton:SlidingProductivityandSpiralingCosts”,2014;(2)NationalEnergyBoard,“Canada’s EnergyFuture2013- EnergySupplyandDemandProjectionsto2035”,2013;(3)BankofCanada,CommodityPriceIndex- Monthly
MininginCanada>CurrentStateofMining
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2011-01 2012-01 2013-01 2014-01 2015-01Co
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BankofCanadaCommodityPriceIndex3
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…andisdecreasingtheviabilityofmininginCanadaasaneconomicforce
MiningandProcessing
G&AandExploration
NetInterestExp.
SustainingCapital
AvgGoldPrice($/oz)Year
$US
GoldIndustryMarginsAreDecreasing(all-insustainingcost$US/oz)1
TotalReturntoMiningShareholdersisUnderperformingOtherGlobalIndustries2
YearIndustrialsMining
Healthcare
TelecomsTechnologyAerospace&Defense
ConsumerGoodsBanks
TheNumberandValueofEquityIssuesinGlobalMining&MetalsisDecreasinginRecentYears2
YearNumberofIssues Proceeds($MUS)
Basedoncurrenttrendsandfutureprojections,costswilllikelycontinuetoincreaseovertime.Historicalcostcuttingexercises(e.g.,layoffs)arenotsustainableandwithoutasignificantshift,marginsmaydecreasetoapointwhereminingoperationsarenolongerprofitable
DecliningProfitability
Withmining’stotalreturntoshareholdersunderperformingothersectors,companiesareunder
mountingpressuretoboostshort-termprofits,oftenattheexpenseoflong-termplanning.Passingonlong-term,
possiblehighreturninvestments,resultsinfurtherdecreasinglongtermreturns
UnderperformingShareholderReturn
Significantpriceriskexposureduetovolatilecommoditypriceshasresultedindecliningequityfinancing and
scaledbackexplorationactivitybyjuniorsandmajors.Asaresult,thelong-termfuturesupplypipelinelooks
increasingunderrisk2
FutureofMiningProjectsIncreasinglyUnderRisk
Source:(1)Société Général,2013;(2)“Deloittetrackingthetrends2015– thetop10issuesminingcompanieswillfacethisyear”
MininginCanada> CurrentStateofMining
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StagnantinvestmentinCanadianmininginnovationhasresultedindecreasedglobalmarketshare
Source:(1)OECDStatExtracts data;(2)Canada’sEconomicActionPlan;(3)NaturalResourcesCanadaData
AustralianminingfirmshaveinvestedmorethanfourtimesasmuchinresearchanddevelopmentasCanadianfirms1.Canadianminingfirmsinvestmorein
Australian-ledinnovationthaninCanadaduetostrongcooperativegovernment-industrystrategicplanningandfinancing
l TheminingindustryisundervaluedandreceiveslittledirectstrategicfinancialsupporttowardsinnovationfromtheCanadiangovernmentdespitetheindustry’simportanceinimplementinggovernmentEconomicandNorthernpriorities.
Manufacturing:$200Mvia.AdvancedManufacturingFund
(AMF)3
1Forestry:$100via.ForestInvestmentinForestIndustryTransformation
(IFIT)3
2
Automotive:$750Mvia.AutomotiveInvestmentFund
(AIF)3
3Aerospace:$1.15Bvia.StrategicAerospaceandDefenceInitiative
(SADI)3
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CanadianGovernmentSupport
ExamplesofCanadianGovernmentSupportforIndustry-ledResearch,Development&Innovation
MiningIndustryInvestmentGap
WhiletheCanadiangovernmenthasshowedinitialsignsofcommitmenttotheminingindustrythroughNRCan’s GeoscienceforEnergyandMinerals,TargetedGeoscienceandCriticalMetalsinitiatives,theseonlysupportasubsetofminingchallenges.Thereis
stillneedtodevelopabroaderstrategicpartnershipbuildingamoresustainableminingvaluechainwithamuchsmallerenvironmentalfootprintthroughCMIC’sTowardsZeroWasteinMining™roadmap
MininginCanada> CurrentStateofMiningInnovation
9
CMICfacilitatesandfocusesthemininginnovationecosystemtocollaborativelyaddresspressingminingbusinesschallenges
l WhyCMICwascreated: formedtoprovideinnovationleadershiptotheCanadianminingindustry
l WhatCMICdoes:facilitatesanindustry-academic-governmentinnovationecosystemtofocusjointeffortsonaddressingCanadianminingcontinuedlicensetooperateprofitablychallengesinsupportofpublicpolicy
l CMIC’smission:enhancethecompetitivenessandsustainabilityoftheCanadianminingindustrybyensuringexcellenceinresearch,innovation,andcommercializationwiththeobjectiveofTowardsZeroWasteinMining™
l CMIC’svision:re-launchCanadaasagloballeaderinincreasingaresponsibleminingindustry’ssociallicensetooperate,therebyremainingastrongpillarintheCanadianlongtermeconomiclandscape
CMICOverview
AboutCMIC
10
TheCMICInnovationEcosystem
Nodesrepresentdifferentpartiesintheinnovationecosystemwhoallcontributeindifferentwaystomininginnovation.Forexample:lExplorationandMiningindustry:shareexpertiseandresourceslGovernment:shareambitionsforincreasedminingproductivityandmorejobs
lColleges/universities:researchandideatenewminingtechniques
lResearchanddevelopmentcentres: researchandideatenewminingtechniques
lClean-tech/ICT/space/defense/othersectors:sharesimilarchallengesandtechnology
lAssociations:providecommunityandsharedgoalslServiceproviders:sharecommongoalsandinterestsinmininginnovation
lStartups:providearesourceforcollaborationandareasourceofnewideasandtechnology
l Institutionalfunders/venturecapitalists/foundationfunds:providefundsandexpertisetosupportinnovationdevelopment
CMICOverview
11
CMICbusinessecosystemframework
CMICBoardofDirectors
TechnicalWorkingGroupsonZeroWasteMiningFocusAreas
CMICMembership
CMICOfficeExecutiveDirector&CEO
GeneralPartners: CMICmembercompanyrepresentativeswho:l Determineandagreeuponanypre-competitiveissuesl Defineandprioritizebusinessissues/challengesandassociatedprogramsforCMICTechnicalWorkingGroups
l AreprivytoIPinonewayorformderivedfromprojectactivities,althoughnotimmediately
ProjectPartners:CMICmembercompanieswho:l Provide“in-kind”supportintheformofaccesstominingfacilitiesandequipmentforthetestingandimplementingoftechniquesortechnologies
l AreinvolvedaseitherProjectTestSiteLeaders,TechnicalExpertGroups,oroccasionallyintheProjectManagementOffice,andcontributetoactivitiesofprojectimplementationandtesting,ensuringadherencewiththeprojectroadmapandgovernmentregulations
StrategicChoiceCascadingFramework>HowWillCMICConfigure
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CMIC’sworkflowrepresentsasetofchoicesalongacascadingframework
Howwillwewininchosenmarkets?
Whatpriorityinitiatives?
Whatareourgoalsand
aspirations?
Howwillweconfigure?
Wherewillweplay?
l Initiativesl Investmentsl Changeprogram
l Customersl Productsl Geographyl Verticalstages
l Valuepropositiontocustomers
l Sourcesofdefensibleadvantage
l Profitmodel(s)l Partnershipsl Constituentengagement
l Distinctivecapabilities
l Enablingorganizationalsystem
l Purposel Financial
objectivesl Non-financial
objectives
BusinessUnitStrategy
l Portfolioofbusinesses
l Relativeweightofinvestment
l Methodofincreasingthecompetitivenessofindividualbusinesses– Sharingofactivities– Transferofskills
CorporateStrategy
StrategicChoiceCascadingFramework>Summary
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TowardsZeroWasteMiningwillfocusonsolvingcommonindustryissues
IncreasingMiningIntensity
FutureStateMiningObjectives
UndergroundMining
Energy/Processing
EnvironmentalManagement
BetterChemistry
Equipment
MinePlanning
ZeroWasteMiningIssues
DecreasingCapitalIntensity
Other
Exploration
DecreasingEnergyIntensity
IncreasingLabour
Productivity
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PriorityportfoliosCMICwilladdressaspartoftheTZWMstrategy
Safety,CSR&Environmental
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StrategicChoiceCascadingFramework>WhereinWillCMICPlay
Articulatedascorepre-competitivechallenges
identifiedbyseniorexecutivesfromminingcompaniesacross
Canada
Definedasportfoliosthataddresskeyobjectivestoaccomplishamoreefficientfuturemining
state
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TowardsZeroWasteMiningportfoliosdeveloptechnologyroadmapswithaphasedandstagedapproach
CMICsPortfolioImplementationApproach
Stage1
Stage2
Stage3
STAGES:Thedevelopmentor
evolutionofamethodortechnologythat
facilitatesasignificantshifttowardsimprovingdailyminingoperations
PHASES:Clearandrealisticimplementationtimelineswhichdepictthesequencingofprojectsacrossa10year
timehorizon
Theoverallobjectiveistoensurethegradualprogression(Phase1– 3)andadoptionofinnovativetechnologies (Stages1– 3)which
allowformoreefficientandsustainableoperationswhilepromotingshareholdervalue
Phase1(Years0-3)
Phase2(Years3-5)
Phase3(Years5-10)
Allnew:Netzerowaste
Optimizedandadvanced:Industrycost-drivers
Safeandreliable:Environmentalimpactreduction
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CMICwillcloselymonitorthetrajectoryofeachportfolio,againsttheroadmaptimelinesandstagegates
Phase1(Years0-3)
Phase2(Years3-5)
Phase3(Years5-10)
Stage3 Allnew:NetZeroWaste
Environmentalsustainabilitywillconstantlyshiftasthe
industryaddressesregulatory/complianceissues,thusStage3
mightnotoccur
Energy/Processingisahistoricalpainpointwithmining
companies,Stage3ispossiblethoughiftheindustrytacklesthemultipleissues
facingprocessinginaparallelmanner
Likelytomakesignificantstridesinstageswiththesmartmineand
efficiencydevelopments
UndergroundMining
Exploration
EnvironmentalStewardship
Energy/Processing
Legend:
ProgressthroughinnovationwillmoveindustrytowardsStage2;howeveritwillcontinuetobeachallengetofinddeeperdepositsandStage3mightnotoccur
CMICsPortfolioImplementationApproach
Stage1 Safeandreliable:Environmentalimpactreduction
Stage2 Optimizedandadvanced:Industrycost-drivers
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ListofAbbreviationsl AIF:AutomotiveInvestmentFund
l AMF:AdvancedManufacturingFund
l CMIC: CanadaMiningInnovationCouncil
l IBM:InternationalBusinessMachinesCorporation
l ICT:Information,CommunicationandTechnology
l IFIT:InvestmentinForestIndustryTransformation
l IP:IntellectualProperty
l KPI:KeyPerformanceIndicators
l M:Million
l NRCan:NaturalResourcesCanada
l Oz:Ounce
l R&D:ResearchandDevelopment
l ROI:ReturnonInvestment
l SADI:StrategicAerospaceandDefenceInitiative
l $CAD:Canadiandollars
l $US:Americandollars
l $US/oz:Americandollarsperounce
Appendix>ListofAbbreviations
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CMICaimstoreviveCanada’sstatusasaglobalminingleaderbystimulatinginnovation,improvingtechnologyadoption,andpromotingculturalchange
StrategicChoiceCascadingFramework>GoalsandAspirations
Howwillweconfigure?
Whatpriorityinitiatives?
Howwillwewininchosenmarkets?
Whatareourgoalsand
aspirations?
Wherewillweplay?
l ReviveCanada’sstatusasaglobalminingleaderl DrivetheTowardsZeroWasteMiningstrategy- “Stimulate mining technologyinnovation inCanada to achieve zerowaste inminingandmineralprocessing within10-20 years, withafocusonthe environment,energy,andproductivity”by:– Fostercollaborationamongindustry,academia,government,andresearchfacilities,leveragingexpertiseandfundingtoarriveatimplementedsolutionsfasterandmorecosteffective
– Bridgegapbetweenindustrycomplexitiesandcapabilities,focusingonchallengesthatarecommontominingcompaniesl Decreasebarrierstotechnologyadoptionwithintheminingindustry:
– Providesharedcosts/benefitstoprojectparticipants,throughsharingofgenerateddata,freelicensesforsoftwaredeveloped,andnon-commercialaccesstodevelopedIP/patents
– Facilitatedevelopmentofdetailedtechnologyroadmapsandassistindustryinunderstandingthepositivefinancialimpactandreturnoninvestedcapital
l Promoteculturalchangeintheminingindustrytowardlongertermdecisionhorizons:
– ShiftmindsetfromannualKeyPerformanceIndicators(KPIs)to5-10yeartimeframeswhileprovidingincrementalvalueonanannualbasis
l Fosteraminingindustryinnovationbusinessecosystembasedontheprinciplesof:
– Simple,open,fair,andtransparentl Encouragesustainableminingpracticestoimprovethesector’slicensetooperate
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CMICisfacilitatinganindustryledTowardsZeroWasteMiningstrategyfocusedontacklingcommonissuesacrossminingcompanies
StrategicChoiceCascadingFramework>WhereWillCMICPlay
Howwillwewininchosenmarkets?
Whatareourgoalsand
aspirations?
Howwillweconfigure?
Whatpriorityinitiatives?
Wherewillweplay?
l CoordinateanddevelopindustryledprojectsfocusedonsharedminingbusinesschallengesrelatedtotheTowardsZeroWasteMiningspecificallyintheareasof:– Decliningproductivity:increaseproductivitythroughoutthelifecycleofamine(e.g.,efficiencyinmineralextraction)– Increasingcosts:reduceenergyconsumptionandotherminingcosts– Increasinglycomplexlicensetooperate:reduceenvironmentalimpactofmineraldevelopmentandmineclosure(e.g.,
processingwastesuchastailings)– Operatingwithuncertainty:reduceriskandbarrierstoadoptionassociatedwithlong-terminvestmentdecisions
l BuildtheprogramnationallywiththefinancialandresourcesupportofallcurrentandprospectiveCMICmembersintheCanadianminingecosystem,withparticularinvolvementfrom:– Initially,major,mid-tierandjuniorCanadianmetalminingcompaniesandminingsupplierswhohavedemonstratedstrong
initialinterestandcanderivebenefit forbothdomesticandinternationaloperations– Federalgovernmentwhocanbenefitfromthejobscreated andGDPincreaseduetoprojectinnovations
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CMIC’sapproachisdifferentiatedbecauseitisafacilitatedopeninnovationandindustryledmodel
StrategicChoiceCascadingFramework>HowWillCMICWin
Howwillweconfigure?
Whatpriorityinitiatives?
Howwillwewininchosenmarkets?
Whatareourgoalsand
aspirations?
Wherewillweplay?
l Fostercollaborative,industrygeneratedinnovativeZeroWasteminingsolutionsthroughareliableandagileopeninnovationmodelfacilitatedbyCMIC:
– Focusoncommonhighprioritychallengestodeliverresultswhichwillhavethegreatestimpact
– Aggregatefinancialandbestinclassnon-financialresources(e.g.,crossindustryexperts)andallowindustrymemberstodecideonbestuseallocation
– Reducefinancialandtimeriskthroughcollaboration,permittingcontinuedfocusonday-to-daypriorities
– Deliverfasterindustryenhancingintellectualproperty
l Realizefinancial (e.g.,ROIandpaybackperiod)andnon-financialvalue(e.g.,increasedlicensetooperate)fromprojectsadministeredbyCMIC,including:
– Sharedcostandriskassociatedwithnewtechnologyadoption/implementation forparticipatingcompanies
– Increasedproductivityand/ordecreasedoperatingcostsresultinginincreasedmarginsandfeasibilityofminedevelopment
– Reducedcyclicalnature ofminingresearchanddevelopmentthroughsharedcostsandgovernmentfundingtopermitlong-termprojectdevelopment
– Newsustainableminingpracticesresultinginimprovedindustrylicensetooperate
CMIC’ssuccessisafunctionofthefinancialandnon-financialvaluerealizedbyIndustry
HowWillCMICWin HowWillIndustryWin
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CMIChasatransparent,industryledgovernancestructurewithsupportingmechanismstopromoteinnovation
StrategicChoiceCascadingFramework>HowWillCMICConfigure
Howwillweconfigure?
Whatpriorityinitiatives?
Howwillwewininchosenmarkets?
Whatareourgoalsand
aspirations?
Wherewillweplay?
l Governance:
– Developingatransparent,industryledplatformthatwillfosteropeninnovationintheareasofhighestpriority
– Makinglinkagestootherpartieswithintheminingpartnerecosystemtoconnectideasandresources
– Establishingadecisionmakingstructurethatisdrivenbyindustryplayersinbothatopdown(e.g.,BoardofDirectorsiscomprisedofindustryexecutives)andbottomup(e.g.,MembersarecomprisedofnominatedrepresentativeswhoactivelyparticipateinCMICtomakedecisionsregardingprojectplanning,prioritization,execution,IPsharing,etc.onbehalfoftheircompany)approaches
– ProvidingsupporttotheindustryleddecisionmakingstructurethroughastreamlinedCMICProjectManagementOffice
– AstheTowardsZeroWasteStrategyexpands expands,encouragebroaderparticipationofdifferentminingplayersbyofferingtieredinvestmentopportunitiesforcompaniesofdifferentinvestmentcapacityandinterest(currentlythereare2levelsbut athirdlowerlevelmaybeconsidered)
l Supportingmechanisms:
– Definedprojectendgoalsandstagedtargets (e.g.,ROI)
– OpportunitiesforIP/patentownershipforGeneralPartnersandProjectPartners
– Repositoriesofshareddataandfullnon-commercialaccesstoallIP/PatentsdevelopedforCMICmembers
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CMICwillprioritizeinvestigationintokeychallengesthatarecommonacrossminingcompanies
StrategicChoiceCascadingFramework>PriorityInitiatives
Howwillweconfigure?
Howwillwewininchosenmarkets?
Whatareourgoalsand
aspirations?
Wherewillweplay?
Whatpriorityinitiatives?
CMICProjectPortfolioPriorityProjects
Exploration
l Acceleratedtargetingundercoverl Near-timedataretrievalandanalysis
UndergroundMining
l Realtimecontinuousundergroundmining
Energy/Processing
l Lowgradewasteenergyrecoveryincomminution
l Newcomminutiontechnologydemonstration
EnvironmentalStewardship
l MiningIndustryKnowledgeHubl Watersensorsl Closurecriterial Datamanagement
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ThestagedprojectobjectivesallowCMICtotrackthematurityoftechnologyadoptionwhilepromotingasignificantshiftinminingindustry…
Illustrative:WaterSensorProjectStagedTargets
StageGatesExplained
l Provideindustrymemberswithinsightsonhowtocustomizethetechnologytosuittheiroperations,asalignedtoroadmaptargets
Stage2(Optimizedand
advanced:Industrycost-
drivers)
l Begintoadaptexistingtechnologiesforremote,real-timeapplications
Stage1(Safeandreliable:
Environmentalimpactreduction)
l Aspecifiedobjective(e.g.,technology)isworkedon,forexample:– Technologyconceptualizationandtesting
l Tobeginaddressingthechallengeofremote,real-timesensorwaterqualitymonitoring,the3yeartargetofStage1istoestablishinnovationresearchanddevelopnetworks,direction,andinitiativeswithserviceprovidersandresearchfacilities
Stage3(Allnew:Netzero
waste)
l Developnewsensorsforheavymetalsandcontinuedplatformintegration
l Ultimately, thegoalistocommercializesensorpackages forindustryuse
l Allobjectivesoutlinedintheroadmapshavebeenachieved
l Technologieshavereachedimplementationmaturityandarebeingdeployedacrossindustriesparticipants
Progressiontothenextstageisdependentupontheattainmentofthecurrentstage’sobjectives.Forexample,ifnotmet,thepossibilityexiststostill
bebusywithStage1inPhase3
CMICsPortfolioImplementationApproach
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…theseprioritieswillbephasedalongthefollowingtimelines,withsomereachingtheirroadmaptargetssoonerthanothers
l CMIChasprioritizedareasthatarehighestimpacttoindustrybylisteningtoindustryparticipants intheTechnicalWorkingGroups.Theseparticipantshavedeterminedwheretheywouldliketheinnovationfocustobe andthisisinfluencingthesequencingofevents
l TheprojectsCMIChaschosenfirstalsowillshow“quickwins”oftheopeninnovationmodel.This will helpbuildbrandandcreateacompellingcaseforadditionalfunding.ThisbrandbuildingeffortisimportantasCMIChasundergoneorganizationalchanges(e.g.,purelyresearchbasedprojectstoindustrychosenones).Thiseffortwillre-invigoratecredibilityandconfidencebyindustryandgovernment
l CMIChaschosentostartwithinitiativesinPhase1andaspartoftheinitialfundingrequest,companieswillbeaskedtoallocatefundstothefollowingProjectPortfolios:
Exploration EnvironmentalStewardship
Processing
Phase1(Years0-3)
Phase2(Years3-5)
Phase3(Years5-10)
l ProjectPortfolioinitiativeswhichcouldbedealtwithinthenextphaseinclude:BetterChemistry,Equipment,andMinePlanning
l Theplanningfortheseinitiativeswillbegin1-1.5yearspriortothestartofthisphase
l CMICwilldrivetheadvancementofinnovativetechnologies,throughindustryadoption,totheirnaturalendpoints
l Thefocusduringthisphasewillbetoensurethematurityofimplementation
l Aswithotherphases,thisonewillconsiderthenextplanningcyclesandwhatindustryprioritieswillneedtobeaddressedduringthenextphase
CMICsPortfolioImplementationApproach
UndergroundMining
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CMICincorporatesmultiple,agileprojectdeliverymodels…
1. CMICmanagedresearchconsortia:OurcurrentexplorationprojectisthelargestgeoscienceconsortiainNorthAmerica,addressingexplicitresearchneedsfortheindustry.
2. Projectintegration/coordination:Thisclustersexistingnewminingprojects,addspotentialnewprojectelementsandaccountsformulti-millioninvestmentsbeingmadebycompanies.Thiswillbeonecomponentofourundergroundminingprogram.
3. TechnologyDemonstration:Thisaccountsfornewtechnologythatisnotdevelopedfarenoughandistypicallytoocostlyforasinglecompanytotest.Inthecaseofenergyefficientprocessingweareexamining3-5newtechnologiesinthisgenre.
4. CMICDirected,PartnerDelivered:Theseprojectstypicallyoccurontheinitialstagesoflarger,consortia-basedprojecttoproveanideaorprovideabaselineofdata,informationandmodelsonwhichweneedtoproceed.
5. CMICInstigatedwith“Ecosystem”Participation:Theseareeitherverydifficulttechnicalchallengesthathavebroadapplicabilityandinterestorwheretherearesignificantgroupsworkingonelementsyetneedtobestimulatedtomoveintherightdirection.environmentalmonitoringtechnologies. Lowgradewasteenergyrecoveryisoneexample.
6. Mini-Consortia:Evolvearoundneedsofaselectgroupofcompaniesandincludetwonascentprojectsingenomicbasedsensorsforenvironmentalmonitoringandhybridairvehiclesforalternativetransportation.
Exploration
EnvironmentalStewardship
CMICsPortfolioImplementationApproach
UndergroundMining
Processing