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Seminar organised by Madeco By Nexans
Mining and electricity sector discusses the role of copper mining as a key player in the energy transformation of Chile and the world
Santiago, May 12, 2022 – The minister of Mining, Marcela Hernando and the General Manager of Madeco By Nexans, Camilo Elton, attended the seminar "Copper, protagonist of the energy transition".
Prominent personalities from the mining and energy world were also present, with presentations by María Teresa González, General Manager of Norwegian Statkraft and President of the Chilean Generators Association; Alejandra Wood, Executive Director of the Center for Copper and Mining Studies (CESCO); Alejandra Vial, Environment Manager of Antofagasta Minerals; and Renato Fernández, Vice President of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability of Codelco.
The current and future demand for copper, the challenge from the energy sector, and action plans from public and private mining were some of the most relevant topics of the meeting.
“ Our commitment to be a carbon neutral company by 2030, drives us to become a major player in the energy transition and build a sustainable, secure, renewable, decarbonised and above all, accessible future to all ”
Camilo Elton
General Manager of Madeco by NexansThe Minister of Mining, Marcela Hernando, explained the role of the State in this matter, detailing that "the presidential program emphasises three cross-cutting axes to achieve sustainable mining for Chile."
Firstly, "through institutionalism and governance, we will seek to strengthen the capacity for advocacy, studies and the development of public policies in line with current challenges".
The second axis refers to public mining policies "where special emphasis will be placed on supporting small-scale and artisanal mining", thus strengthening Enami.
The third topic has to do with regulatory issues. "In line with our role as co-legislators, our actions will focus on some laws that have already been approved and others that are in the pipeline," said the Minister.
The panel members agreed that we are facing a tremendous opportunity as a country, which requires both public and private sector action to combat the climate crisis and its devastating effects.
We invite you to re-live the meeting HERE
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