Rail Veyor Explainer Video
Rail Veyor Workflow Video
Why Rail?
Rail-based transportation is your safest, most cost-effective, and most environmentally-sensitive way to ship. We believe transportation of freight and people by rail will continue to play an integral role in the low-carbon future for Canada and CCC has the opportunity to be a leader in this transformation as we are starting out with a “new-build”. Climate change is a serious challenge and CCC will take a leading role in the move towards decarbonization.
Benefits of Rail
Environmentally Responsible
Fuel Efficient
Safer Than Trucks
Cost Effective
Reliable, Scalable
Stable Employment
Emerging Technologies
Technology helps railroads achieve safety milestones, minimize their impact on the environment and maintain a competitive edge in today’s fast-paced global economy.
Data analysis software will improve our ability to enhance safety, reliability and service. Next generation automation technology will continue to reduce the impact of human error and human limitations on railroad operations.
The impact of hydrogen could be a game-changer. Hydrogen freight locomotives will be reality in the next few years. As for the mining operations, KWG is exploring the usage of hydrogen as the key source of power which would result in a drastically reduced environmental footprint – this is exciting and it is possible!
Benefits
- It’s a Renewable Energy Source and Bountiful in Supply
- Numerous Sources to Produce Hydrogen Locally
- It is Practically a Clean Energy Source
- Hydrogen Energy is Non-toxic
- The Use of Hydrogen Greatly Reduces Pollution
- It’s Far More Efficient Than Other Sources of energy
- Used For Powering Space Ships
- A Sustainable Production System
MEDIA
All instances of Ring Of Fire Transportation And Utilities in the news and media can be found here.
KWG is happy to partner with @ontnorthland to develop the transportation solution to the Ring of Fire
Indigenous participation in Western Canada’s oilsands can be template for inclusion in Northern Ontario
Indigenous Leaders: First Nations and mining industry are finding common ground
Indigenous participation in Western Canada’s oilsands can be template for inclusion in Northern Ontario
KWG Resources Files Natural Resources Canada Chromite Research Report
Mining projects in Canada are doomed to fail unless companies can forge partnership ties with Indigenous communities that are impacted by industrial development.
Indigenous Leaders: First Nation chiefs look to shape their communities’ future by forging ties with industry
Mining projects in Canada are doomed to fail unless companies can forge partnership ties with Indigenous communities that are impacted by industrial development.
Here are the minerals we need for batteries, solar and other clean energy tech
From aluminum to zinc, these are the building blocks of our clean energy future.
Early Engagement Period on Northern Road Link Draft Terms of Reference Closes
Harvey Yesno has seen a few First Nation entrepreneurs start out small and become self-made millionaires over the years.
Indigenous Leaders: Harvey Yesno strives for greater First Nations economic participation and self-sufficiency
Harvey Yesno has seen a few First Nation entrepreneurs start out small and become self-made millionaires over the years.
Revitalizing the National Defense Stockpile for an Era of Great-Power Competition
The National Defense Stockpile is a relatively small function of the Department of Defense, but it has the potential to address some of the concerns surrounding defense supply chains; thus, the stockpile has a role to play in one of the primary defense issues of the new era of great-power competition.
Tony’s recent interview with Radio Canada
Tony’s recent interview with Radio Canada
RING OF FIRE 10 Million TPA Rail-Veyor to Cost US$657 Million, Designation as Mining Works for Gitchiziibii Company Bond Issue
The report estimates that the capital cost of construction of a Rail-Veyor tramway system designed to transport 10 million tonnes of chromite yearly.
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