Glencore’s Raglan Mine VP Jean-François Verret wins Clean50 and Clean16 awards for mining decarbonization

By Public Technologies
  • Glencore announced Oct. 15, 2026, that Raglan Mine Vice President Jean-François Verret received Canada’s Clean50 and Clean16 awards.
  • Raglan Mine’s wind and battery system displaced 3,190,000 litres of diesel in 2025, avoiding 8,900 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions.
  • The Sivumut Project, costing more than $500 million, could extend nickel mining operations beyond 2040.
  • Inuit businesses received more than $112 million in procurement spending in 2025, representing 26% of Raglan Mine’s total.
  • The mine employed 1,295 people, including 205 Inuit employees.


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