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A event that shows the importance of the railway for Valverde del Camino, which was in force for 100 years in the municipality and formed a great part of the mining machinery in the province of Huelva.

On September 26th at 8pm, at the Three Cultures of the Mediterranean Foundation (Cartuja-Morocco Pavilion), took place the XXII Edition of the Andalucia Economica Awards, where Aminer received the award for BUSINESS COOPERATION, from its President, Mr. Luis Vega Cano (Director of Cobre las Cruces Copper Mine), who was accompanied by the directors of Aminer, Félix Gonzalo Cachero, Project Manager of the Riotinto Project (Atalaya Atalaya). Luis Vega Cano (Director of Cobre las Cruces Mine); being accompanied by the directors of Aminer, Felix Gonzalo Cachero, Project Manager of Riotinto Project (Atalaya Mining) and Antonio Guerrero Garrido (Manager of Minesur).

We are pleased to join one more year to the V edition of the Mining & Mineral Hall which continues to consolidate as the most important event of the mining sector at European level.

The project took almost 3 months and was carried out on time. Emphasize our commitment to the promotion of renewable green energy reducing the environmental impact.

Minesur has completed on time the pre-drilling works for driving the structure of the Solarpack (PSFV) executed with hydraulic drilling machinery on crawler tracks models: Tamrock Power Track 660, Ranger 800 and CHA 1100.

Minesur sponsored the IV Rally Crono de Níjar held on 29th and 30th June.

MINESUR INGENIERIA represented in AMINER by our colleague Antonio Guerrero. AMINER held a new technical conference on sustainability in the Andalusian mining sector. Mention should be made of its coordinator, Juan Carlos Baquero. The aim of the conference is to create a multidisciplinary debate that allows sharing knowledge between professionals from the metallurgical sector and the administrations in order to provide a better understanding of mining activity and its needs.

The photo shows the extraction work with our drilling machines plus the transformation of nature in the quarry. Such vital work as the extraction of arid materials requires specialized workers to coordinate activities such as the inspection of the ground, monitoring the operation of the machinery and safety at work, underlining Minesur's commitment to environmental impact.

This project demonstrates our continued commitment to sustainability and innovation, while reaffirming our leadership in pushing for a greener energy future. With this initiative, Minesur is not only contributing to the production of clean and renewable energy, but is also promoting local economic development and employment.

Looking back, we recall this 120-metre pedestrian access tunnel that was completed by using micro-blasting techniques and meticulous structural analysis.