Confidence in the future of digitalization that leverages Russian technology is increasing: the share of respondents planning to enhance impact from going digital in the coming years has grown almost fourfold
Confidence is growing: digitalization in mining industry
By 2050 the structure of the main export destinations will change. The share of other Asian countries will grow to about 50%, while India’s share will drop to 25–30%. Africa and the Middle East will take up 10–15% of Russian coal exports, while non-EU European countries (including Turkey) will account for about 10%
Coal Industry overview: global market prospects through 2050. Global trends
Digitalization is generating an incremental EBITDA impact of over 3% for one in three mining and metals companies in the country, and most look to sustain the economic benefit of these efforts over the next three to four years
In digital we trust: Russian mining and metals companies are ramping up investment
By 2050, Russia’s power consumption, which determines the demand for thermal coal, could increase by 15% vs. 2022, yet coal consumption in absolute figures is likely to remain at the same level
