TMEC welcomes the fifty-million-dollar loan scheme announcement by the State Government to increase the range of businesses eligible for financial support with a headwind of increasing electricity prices forecast across the National Energy Market (NEM)

TMEC welcomes the site visit by the Federal Minister for the Environment to South Marionoak to see it first hand. Nearly two-thirds of the state’s export wealth is produced from less than 1 percent of the landmass. And it comes from mining.

Opinion piece by TMEC CEO Ray Mostogl - "The price Tasmanian consumers pay should be linked to the cost of producing electricity not only what it can be sold for to the highest bidder."

How to decarbonise the biggest trucks in Tasmania, how to enable critical goods currently being imported and can be made locally, what do investors expect from businesses to secure funding are just some of the questions which will be answered at Tasmania’s Premier Business Conference on 26th and 27th July.

Kelly Elphinstone returns to the board together with the new appointments of Suzie Coughey and Mari Rademeyer as directors. This follows the announcement of Vanessa Skipworth of the new General Manager.

When it comes to mining, local biodiversity is a critical consideration, but as global citizens with a climate challenge it’s about much more than that...

The Annual Member's Forum and AGM will be hosted at 13 Wellington Street, South Burnie on Thursday the 3rd November 2022

Here are your Women in Resources & Manufacturing Awards 2022 winners. Announced on Thursday, 19th May 2022 in Launceston.

Finalists across five categories have been announced in the 2022 Women in Resources and Manufacturing Tasmania Awards, recognising the contributions and achievements of women in the State’s resources, mining and manufacturing industries.

Join WIMNet Tas and TMEC for a panel style event featuring guest speakers from the Tasmanian Women in Resources Awards 2021.

TMEC member companies are amongst the lowest greenhouse gas emitters globally by virtue of the renewable energy used in Tasmanian mining, mineral processing, and manufacturing. Generating almost 65% of Tasmania's export wealth, it's important to know there will not be unintended consequences.

Get your tickets here. Thursday, 19th May 2022, 12.00 – 2.00 PM. Hotel Grand Chancellor, 29 Cameron Street, Launceston