LGMG holds Global Mining Customer Service Festival in Ordos

From October 9th to 11th, Lingong Heavy Machinery (LGMG)’s first Global Mining Customer Service Festival was held in Ordos, Inner Mongolia.

A total of more than 500 people, including government and association leaders, industry experts, domestic and foreign partners, customer representatives, and media, gathered at the event LGMG says “to discuss the general trend of The post LGMG holds Global Mining Customer Service Festival in Ordos appeared first on International Mining .

From October 9th to 11th, Lingong Heavy Machinery (LGMG)’s first Global Mining Customer Service Festival was held in Ordos, Inner Mongolia.

A total of more than 500 people, including government and association leaders, industry experts, domestic and foreign partners, customer representatives, and media, gathered at the event LGMG says “to discuss the general trend of the industry and jointly explore the development direction and development direction of the transformation and upgrading of the mining industry under the wave of greening and intelligence.” Driven by the triple pressure of double carbon policy constraints, diesel price fluctuations and a mine cost reduction and efficiency improvement drive, LGMG says the global mining industry is now seeing significant changes in energy structure, moving towards an integrated green system of electrification plus on-site renewable energy, energy storage microgrids and intelligent dispatching.

LGMG argues that this has also gradually moved from pilot demonstrations to large-scale implementation.

LGMG for its part has linked up with energy companies, scientific research institutes, mine operators and other entities to collaboratively create digital full-stack solutions for mines, opening up the entire business chain of equipment, energy, energy storage and dispatching, and it says “building a new model of low-carbon mine operation that can be replicated and promoted.” From October 9th to 11th, Lingong Heavy Machinery (LGMG)’s first Global Mining Customer Service Festival was held in Ordos, Inner Mongolia.

A total of more than 500 people, including government and association leaders, industry experts, domestic and foreign partners, customer representatives, and media, gathered at the event LGMG says “to discuss the general trend of the industry and jointly explore the development direction and development direction of the transformation and upgrading of the mining industry under the wave of greening and intelligence.” Driven by the triple pressure of double carbon policy constraints, diesel price fluctuations and a mine cost reduction and efficiency improvement drive, LGMG says the global mining industry is now seeing significant changes in energy structure, moving towards an integrated green system of electrification plus on-site renewable energy, energy storage microgrids and intelligent dispatching.

LGMG argues that this has also gradually moved from pilot demonstrations to large-scale implementation.