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MARKET INSIGHT
Water Solu5ons for Global Mining: Compe55on, Costs & Demand Outlook, 2014–2019
July 2014
ADVANCED WATER TREATMENT & DESALINATION
Water Solu5ons for Global Mining: Compe55on, Costs, & Demand Outlook 2014-‐2019 MARKET INSIGHT
About This Market Insight
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• This Market Insight highlights the following:
- An in-depth analysis of planned global hard-rock mining activity by mine, mining company, mineral, and US$ investment.
- A five-year forecast (2014–2019) of the global hard-rock mining sector’s water demand by region and mineral type.
- A five-year forecast (2014–2019) of the global hard-rock mining sector’s water & wastewater treatment investment.
- Profiles of key water technology equipment and service providers active in the global water for mining sector, including mining revenue rankings of construction & design firms.
- Profiles of leading mining companies and rankings of revenues per m3 water.
- Mining company water withdrawals, recycled water use (m3), costs and efficiency ratios.
• This Market Insight analyzes water solutions for copper, gold, nickel, and iron ore, which represent more than 88% of planned hard-rock mining investments worldwide.
• This Market Insight draws on Bluefield Research’s Advanced Water Treatment & Desalination Insight Service and its ongoing deliverables.
Geographical Coverage
Water Treatment & Solutions Providers
Construction & Design Mining Companies
• North America • Latin America • Asia-Pacific • Africa • Europe • Middle East – North
Africa
• Abengoa • Acciona • AECI • Ashland Inc. • Aveng Group • BASF Mining • CYTEC • Clariant AG • Doosan • Evoqua • Flowserve Corp. • FLSmidth & Co • GE • IDE Technologies • KSB Group • Kurita Water • Metso • Nalco (Ecolab) • Outotec • Osmoflo • Pall Corp. • Pentair Ltd. • RWL Group • Seven Seas • SNF FloMin Inc. • Suez Environnement • Veolia Water • The Weir Group • Xylem Inc.
• AECOM • AMEC • Aveng Group • Bechtel • Black & Veatch • CH2MHill • Fluor • Grupo ACS • Hoctief AG • Jacobs International • KBR • Kiewit • Mott Macdonald • MWH • SNC Lavalin • URS • Worley Parsons
• Alcoa • AngloAmerican • Barrick • BHP Billiton • Citic Pacific • Codelco • First Quantum • Fortescue • Freeport McMoRan • Glencore • Gold Corp • Newmont • Norilsk Nickel • Nova Gold Res • Rio Tinto • Rusal • Teck • Vale • Others
Company Segments Analyzed
• Chemical Companies • EPC Firms • Filtration Companies • Mining Companies • Pump & Valve
Companies • Specialized Mining
Equipment Companies
Market Insight Details
ADVANCED WATER TREATMENT & DESALINATION
Water Solu5ons for Global Mining: Compe55on, Costs, & Demand Outlook 2014-‐2019 MARKET INSIGHT
Table of Contents Slide #
Section 1 – Introduction
2 About This Market Insight 3 Summary
Section 2 – Market Drivers & Landscape
5 Summary 6 Water Stress and Mineral Footprints 7 Key Markets & Drivers 8 Planned Investments by Project Stage and Country 9 Planned Investments by Mineral Type and Country 10 Mining Sector Contribution to National GDP 11 Policy Drivers – Environmental Regulation 12 Policy Drivers – Mining Sector Growth 13 Australia Mining Sector Resets 14 South Africa Government Long-Term Water Supply Targets 15 Southern Africa, A Long-term Draw for Desalination 16 Planned Chile Copper Mining Investment & Desalination
Section 3 – Mining Company Water Benchmarks
18 Summary 19 Company Strategies & Positioning: Landscape Overview 20 Water Use by Mining Companies 21 Water Use by Source and Region 22 Mining Companies – Future Water Risk
Section 4 – Water Solutions Providers
24 Summary 25 Water Supply Chain Highlighting Key Players 26 Meeting the Key Water Challenges in Mining 27 Global Desalination for Mining Activity 28 Seawater Desalination for Mining Projects 29 Leading International EPCs in Mining 30 Acid Mine Drainage and Wastewater Treatment 31 Large Water Supply & Pipeline Projects
Section 6 – Water Solutions Provider Company Profiles
44 Chemical Company Profiles
AECI Ashland BASF Clariant AG Cytec Dow Kurita Nalco SNF Flomin
45 Specialized Mining Company Profiles
Aquarion FLSmith & Co. Osmoflo Outotec Pall Corp.
Slide #
Section 4 – Water Solutions Providers (continued)
32 Recent Water Related M&A and Partnership Activity in the Mining Sector 33 Recent Market Entry for Water Suppliers in Mining
Section 5 – Market Outlook
35 Summary 36 Growth of Mining Production 37 Water Use by Mineral Type 38 Water Use by Mineral and Country 39 Mining Forecast Methodology & Assumptions 40 Projected Water Use by Hard Rock Mineral and Region 41 Projected Mining Water Use by Region 42 Projected Mining Water Use by Source (continued)
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Table of Contents (continued) Slide #
Section 6 – Water Solutions Provider Company Profiles (continued)
46 Pump & Valve Supplier Company Profiles
Flowserve KSB Group Metso Pentair The Weir Group Xylem
47 Diversified Water System Integrator Profiles
Evoqua GE Water and Process Suez Environnement Veolia Water
48 Desalination Company Profiles
Abengoa Acciona Water Aveng Water IDE Technologies RWL Water Seven Seas Water Valoriza Agua
Section 7 – Mining Company Profiles
50 Anglo American 51 Barrick Gold Corporation 52 BHP Billiton 53 Codelco 54 Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold 55 Fortescue Metals Group 56 Glencore Plc 57 Goldcorp Inc. 3
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Section 7 – Mining Company Profiles (continued)
58 Norilsk Nickel 59 Newmont Mining Corp. 60 Rio Tinto 61 Rusal 62 Teck Resources 63 Vale S.A.
Section 8 – Planned Mining Projects & Investments
65–72 Planned Mining Investment Database (200+ projects)
Inputs include:
Project Name Project StatusCountryWater StressPrimary MineralMine Owners (% stake)Investment (US$)
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Water Solu5ons for Global Mining: Compe55on, Costs, & Demand Outlook 2014-‐2019 MARKET INSIGHT
Sample Analysis: Key Markets & Drivers (Section 2, Slide 7)
Key Drivers for Water Technology & Management Solutions
The demand for water solutions is largely bifurcated between securing water supplies (e.g. desalination, groundwater) and mandated treatment of effluents (e.g acid mine drainage), thereby creating a mix of opportunities for water technology and system suppliers.
Source: Bluefield Research
Chile Australia Peru South Africa Canada Brazil United
States Indonesia
Mining Policies
Scarcity of Water Supply
Mine Dewatering Risk
Acid Mine Drainage
Primary Mining Products (Hard Rock)
• Copper • Copper • Gold • Iron • Nickel
• Copper • Gold
• Gold • Iron
• Copper • Gold • Nickel
• Iron • Nickel
• Copper • Gold • Iron
• Gold • Nickel
Mining % GDP 19% 10% 12% 9% 4% 4% 2% 2%
Strong Impact High Impact Medium Impact Limited Impact
• More mature economies– Australia, Canada, and the US– have established environmental mandates on mining activities that are slowly being adopted in emerging markets.
• Chile’s US$16.4 million fine on and temprary shutdown of Barrick Gold’s operations and Peru’s move to evaluate environmental impacts through SENACE signals stronger regulatory enforcement in the region.
• Broader mining oversight– via public pressure– has been a recent effect of water scarcity and competition for supply. As a result, seawater desalination supply is on the rise in key markets including Chile, Namibia, and Australia.
• More than 6,000 closed mines in South Africa have sparked debate over acid mine drainage and its impact on existing water source. An analysis of 40 copper mines in the US indicated an average treatment cost of US$1.28/m3, highlighting the potential cost. South Africa’s DWR has estimated US$1 billion in costs.
• The impact of the mining sector on GDP alters the discussion at a political level, focusing attention on the mining sector and potentially slowing sweeping changes to policies and regulations on the sector.
Analysis
ADVANCED WATER TREATMENT & DESALINATION
Water Solu5ons for Global Mining: Compe55on, Costs, & Demand Outlook 2014-‐2019 MARKET INSIGHT
Bluefield’s analysis of 15 leading mining companies highlights the growing impact of water management on their ongoing operations
Sample Analysis: Water Use by Mining Companies (Section 3, Slide 20)
*Only Glencore’s revenues from its metals and minerals division included. Revenues from the energy and agriculture groups were excluded, falling outside the scope of this report. Note: The companies analyzed are intended to be reflective of the mining sector. Source: Mining Companies, CDP, Bluefield Research
• These leading mining companies report a combined 25.3 million m3/d of water usage in 2012, of which 62% was recycled. While this represents a significant share, planned mining capacity additions are expected to add to the demand for increased recycling.
• As a benchmark, mining companies have reported revenues per cubic meter withdrawn as an indicator of water efficiency per dollar. BHP Billiton stands out with US$344/m3 withdrawn.
• The wide disparity between BHP Billiton’s US$344/m3 and Newmont’s US$19/m3 highlight the impact of mineral focus and availability of water.
- Brazil-based Vale S.A. water usage is largely a result of its high water usage iron ore mining. Further, much of its activities are in low water-stress regions.
- In contrast, Newmont Mining and Codelco’s recycled water use is 32% and 75%, respectively. The potential mandates of costly desalination for mines in Chile, could force a change to greater reuse for these companies.
Analysis
Glencore Xstrata* $90/m3
Rio Tinto $135/m3
Newmont $19/m3
Vale $142/m3
BHP Billiton $344/m3
Rusal $84/m3
Freeport McMoRan $93/m3
Codelco $88/m3
Anglo American $235/m3
Norilsk Nickel $94/m3
Teck $88/m3
Alcoa $232/m3
Barrick Gold $130/m3
GoldCorp $111/m3
Fortescue $143/m3
0 200 400 600 800 1,000 1,200 1,400 1,600
million m3/yr
Withdrawn
Recycled
0 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 100,000 million US$
Copper
Gold
Iron
Nickel
Coal
Other
Revenue per m3
withdrawn Revenues (2012) Water Use (2012)
Recycled Water Data Undisclosed
Recycled Water Data Undisclosed
Recycled Water Data Undisclosed
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Water Solu5ons for Global Mining: Compe55on, Costs, & Demand Outlook 2014-‐2019 MARKET INSIGHT
Water Solutions for Global Mining: Competition, Costs & Demand Outlook, 2014-2019 Publication Date: July 2014
This Market Insight highlights the following: - An in-depth analysis of planned global
hard-rock mining activity by mine, mining company, mineral, and US$ investment.
- A five-year forecast (2014–2019) of the global hard-rock mining sector’s water demand by region and mineral type.
- A five-year forecast (2014–2019) of the global hard-rock mining sector’s water & wastewater treatment investment.
- Profiles of key water technology equipment and service providers active in the global water for mining sector.
- Mining company water withdrawals, recycled water use (m3), costs and efficiency ratios.
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