Raglan Mine
Vladimir Cornille is an experienced energy efficiency engineer with a strong background in project management and data analysis across various sectors. Currently serving as an Ingénieur efficacité énergétique at Mine Raglan since December 2022, Vladimir previously worked at Énergère as a Construction Project Manager for energy efficiency projects, overseeing significant hospital projects. Through tenure at Deepki as Energy Manager & Customer Success Manager, Vladimir supported major clients in optimizing energy use and reducing carbon footprints, successfully managing hundreds of buildings and implementing strategic improvements. With a Master's degree in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency from École de technologie supérieure and an Engineer's degree in Industrial Process Engineering from Université de Technologie de Compiègne, Vladimir possesses a solid academic foundation complemented by diverse technical experiences in HVAC design, energy audits, and R&D support.
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Raglan Mine
We are Raglan Mine, a mining company established in Nunavik since 1997. We operate one of the purest nickel deposit series in the world. We are part of Glencore, one of the world's largest diversified natural resource companies. Our facilities include three active underground mines and a concentrator. Since we are isolated from all external resources, we have all the infrastructure required to operate a small municipality, including a housing complex, a water treatment plant, a power plant and an airport. A network of year-round roads links our mining complex to the warehouse and port facilities located in Deception Bay. In addition to our mine site, we are also located in the Inuit villages of Salluit and Kangiqsujuaq, as well as in Rouyn-Noranda, Laval, Quebec City and Toronto. We employ over 1,285 employees, over 91% of whom work on a rotating schedule. Together, we work through unique logistical challenges to achieve our vision: To be a world leader in prevention and operational efficiency, while respecting the interests of our Inuit partners.