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    Eldorado’s Skouries gold project: automation design notes for mine planners

    January 26, 2026|

    Reviewed by Joe Ashwell

    Eldorado’s Skouries gold project: automation design notes for mine planners

    First reported on International Mining – News

    30 Second Briefing

    Eldorado Gold reports that automation is already being built into development at the Skouries underground gold project in Greece, with the mine advancing alongside the Olympias Expansion and Perama Hill projects as part of a coordinated growth plan. The company is progressing a high-grade, underground operation designed from the outset for automated production systems, including remote-capable mobile equipment and centralised control infrastructure. For mine planners and engineers, Skouries signals further integration of automation into European hard‑rock underground projects, with associated implications for layout, communications, and workforce deployment.

    Technical Brief

    • Eldorado explicitly groups Skouries with Olympias Expansion and Perama Hill as a three-project Greek growth cluster.

    Our Take

    Within our 742 Mining stories, Greece appears far less frequently than established gold jurisdictions, so automation at Skouries positions Eldorado Gold as a test case for how advanced underground methods will be received by Greek regulators and communities.

    Skouries, alongside Olympias Expansion and Perama Hill, gives Eldorado Gold a cluster of gold assets in Greece, which can enable shared technical teams and standardised automation platforms rather than one-off deployments at each project.

    Among the 241 gold‑keyword pieces in our database, most automation coverage is tied to Australian and Canadian operations, so an automated underground gold project in Greece signals that OEMs and integrators are now pushing these systems into newer regulatory and labour environments.

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    Prepared by collating external sources, AI-assisted tools, and Geomechanics.io’s proprietary mining database, then reviewed for technical accuracy & edited by our geotechnical team.

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