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Energy efficiency winsInternational energy engineer of the year 2020, Emily Thorn Corthay, offers advice about how to make mining operations cleaner and more efficient

International energy engineer of the year 2020, Emily Thorn Corthay, offers advice about how to make mining operations cleaner and more efficient

By Carolyn Gruske

January 14, 2021

Courtesy of Emily Thorn Corthay

Reducing energy and reducing carbon may seem like two separate challenges, but they are actually part of the same equation. If energy usage goes down, carbon output is likely to go down as well. That is a message that Emily Thorn Corthay shares with her clients.

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