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Total continues to significantly invest its resources into research and development of their lubricant products designed for the mining, earthmoving and civil construction sectors.

The Papua New Guinea Government has given project partners Total, Exxon Mobil and Australia’s Oil Search the green light to proceed with the $20 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) project.

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Following a hydraulic oil fire at an underground mine in the Asia region, an underground miner selected a fire resistant hydraulic oil over a mineral hydraulic oil.

Viscosity is an important physical property of lubricants when it comes to ways to increase fuel efficiency and lower costs.

Total and Lubrilog’s maintenance service ensures open gear operations at Australian mines keep running smoothly.

Finding ways to lower energy costs reduces total cost of operation, helping mining companies to improve their bottom line.

Total has launched its Total Rubia Works 3000 and 4000 heavy-duty engine oils to meet the exacting needs of the Australian mining industry.

Finding ways to lower energy costs reduces total cost of operation, helping mining companies to improve their bottom line.

With decades of reliable supply and added value to our customers, Total Mining Solutions is committed to helping the mining industry reduce costs, sustain operations and provide high-quality lubrication and fuel to mine sites.

French oil and gas major Total and Australia’s Santos have executed a seismic funding and farm-in agreement with Melbana Energy at the WA-488-P licence offshore northern Australia.

Oil and gas company Total has been awarded a three-year lubricant contract with mining services company, Thiess.

Evonik Industries is helping the mining industry to achieve the highest possible level of efficiency through its solutions.

Laing O’Rourke has demobilised about 800 of its people from the $46 billion Ichthys liquefied natural gas (LNG) project near Darwin because of a pay dispute.

Despite the weaker oil price, the mining industry is always on the hunt for efficiency measures and way to drive down costs.

Major energy companies have used the World Gas Forum have announced their intention to exit coal markets and lessen their exposure to oil, focusing more on their gas assets.