Wood

The Wood Podcast

The Wood Podcast explores solutions to some of the most critical challenges in the energy and materials markets. Trusted by our clients we design, build and advance the world. We decarbonise, we digitalise and we deliver on some of the world's largest, most complex projects.

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Wood

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Business

Web del podcast

www.woodplc.com

Último episodio

27 de ago. de 2024

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Episodios

Mining towards 2050: minerals and metals for a sustainable world 29.09.2020

In the face of today’s uncertainty, Wood experts discuss commodities, market outlook and building resilience for our future. Are commodities today following typical supply demand patterns? Is this period of volatility is different from others? How is the mining industry being impacted and why is it proving to be more resilient than others? This episode features: David Bleiker, global mining sector...

Mining towards 2050: current market outlook 15.09.2020

In the face of today’s uncertainty, Wood experts discuss commodities, market outlook and building resilience for our future. Are commodities today following typical supply demand patterns? Is this period of volatility is different from others? How is the mining industry being impacted and why is it proving to be more resilient than others? This episode features: David Bleiker, global mining sector...

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