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PROMETIA is an international non-profit association promoting innovation in mineral processing and extractive metallurgy for mining and recycling of raw materials.
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Learn about the main highlights and the European context of mineral processing and extractive metallurgy
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PROMETIA builds strong partnerships, provides access to piloting facilities, drives open innovation, helps access EU funds, pushes education and knowledge forward and represents its members interests.
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PROMETIA held a webinar on lca and sustainability on 31 AUGUST
PROMETIA “Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) and Sustainability” Webinar took place on 31 August 2021. The webinar focused on the sustainability assessment (targeting economic, environmental and social impacts) for mining, extractive metallurgy and recycling of major and minor as well as critical metals. There were 12…
SPYRO PROJECT: TRAINING PROGRAMME IN PYROMETALLURGICAL PROCESS MANAGEMENT
In pyrometallurgical process management, prompt responsiveness is key, while at the same time maintaining a safe work environment and compliance with environmental regulations. Furnace management thus presents challenges in terms of process, safety and environment. Currently, there is no academic training course to learn step…
8th prometia scientific seminar and tech tour: save the date!
The eighth edition of the PROMETIA Scientific Seminar will take place from 1 to 3 December 2021 in Seville, Spain and will focus on the young generation of researchers. Right before the Seminar, from November 29 to December 1, there will be a Tech Tour (attendance restricted to PROMETIA…
Watch the video below and take a look at PROMETIA flyer & Member Directory 2020 to find out more about the association and discover the benefits of being a member.
What is PROMETIA?
Member Directory 2020
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PROMETIA MEMBERS
PROMETIA association gathers industries, SMEs, research organisations and academia covering all the skills and Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) from the mineral processing to the extractive metallurgy (hydro and pyro) domains.
