flexible power-on-demand for a remote mine in sub-zero temperatures

Flexible power-on-demand for a remote mine in sub-zero temperatures

Flexible power-on-demand for a remote mine in sub-zero temperatures

  • The challenge

    Temporary power for a remote mine in extreme conditions

  • The solution

    Flexible modular cold mining power delivered by sea

  • The impact

    Earlier start to production with flexible and reliable power

Client:Major mining company

Location:Canada

Sectors:Mining

The Challenge

Temporary power for a remote mine in extreme conditions

The customer had a mining site in an extremely remote location with no access to main power. They needed a temporary power solution that would allow them to expand their mining operations while they were building their own long-term power plant.

As well as being a remote mine, there was limited road access making it difficult to transport in heavy equipment, such as generators, and to deliver the diesel to power them.

The site was also in a very cold region, so the customer needed equipment that could work in conditions as low as minus 40°F.

10 MW - 30 MWOf flexible power
-40 °FOperating conditions

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