- 1. Mining industry supports AIMEX as visitor registrations officially launch
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- ... ll also come together to create the AIMEX Mining Pavilion. Centennial Coal, Glencore, Mach Energy and Whitehaven Coal will join Yancoal Australia to outline their own enterprises, connect with suppliers ...
- Created on 16 May 2019
- 2. Austmine 2019 looks to the next horizon
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- ... Antamina Mining), John Welborn (Managing Director & CEO, Resolute Mining Limited), and Frans Knox (Head of Production, BMA Coal, BHP), to name a few. The conference themes range from new machinery ...
- Created on 26 April 2019
- 3. Universal delivers according to forecast despite market downturn
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- Universal Coal has completed the first quarter with three operating collieries delivering EBITDA of AUD$22.5million and a 4 per cent increase in sales volumes to record volumes of 1.85million tonnes of ...
- Created on 18 April 2019
- 4. BHP reports a mixed bag for Q1 results
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- BHP has reports that production guidance for the 2019 financial year remains unchanged for petroleum, copper, metallurgical coal and energy coal. Iron ore production guidance, however, has decreased to ...
- Created on 18 April 2019
- 5. Wet disk snubber upgrade cuts maintenance on Cat® rope shovels
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- ... In field validation at a Wyoming coal mine, wet disk snubbers also reduced frequency of repairs to the dipper door and latch keeper. The wet disk snubber is retrofittable and available for both latched ...
- Created on 04 April 2019
- 6. CO2CRC to investigate greenhouse gas emissions reduction in steel manufacturing
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- ... of Planning and Environment (Coal Innovation NSW Fund). The project will explore pathways for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in steel production, including carbon capture from major emission sources ...
- Created on 28 March 2019
- 7. BMA completes sale of Gregory Crinum Mine
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- ... million. Location of the Gregory Crinum mine. ©Sojitz Gregory Crinum is a hard-coking coal mine located 60 kilometres north east of Emerald in the Bowen Basin. The site comprises ...
- Created on 28 March 2019
- 8. Marubeni’s coal exit announcement a good first step but increased commitment needed
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- Despite announcing a coal exit, Japanese conglomerate Marubeni still has around twelve gigawatts of coal-fired power proposals in development, exposing investors to continued risk as the world moves away ...
- Created on 21 March 2019
- 9. IEEFA Australia objects to Whitehaven Coal’s new application
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- The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) Australia says that building new coal mines makes no sense in 2019. The call came after IEEFA made a submission to the NSW Government, ...
- Created on 21 March 2019
- 10. World’s largest airborne electromagnetic survey reveals more mineral potential in Australia’s north
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- ... during the next survey, which will be acquired across an equally large area of the west of the Northern Territory and into Western Australia. “The Coalition Government is committed to building a strong, ...
- Created on 21 March 2019
- 11. CIMIC’s Thiess secures AU$172 million Melak contract extension
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- ... 12-month extension, taking the contract out to 2023, Thiess will increase coal production and overburden removal and continue to provide additional mining services, including drill and blast, and coal ...
- Created on 14 March 2019
- 12. Polish mining majors eyeing off Asia’s largest coal block
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- According to reports in the Indian media, the Deocha-Pachami coal block located in the east Indian state of West Bengal, is likely to be developed by the West Bengal government in collaboration with Polish ...
- Created on 14 March 2019
- 13. Industry Growth Centre awards AU$4.1m in project funding
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- ... System project will revolutionise coal mining in underground mines. It eliminates the use of shuttle cars, which are used to take the coal cut from the wall of the mine to a transfer point further away ...
- Created on 07 March 2019
- 14. AGC calls for bipartisan government support to help resource sector dig deeper for Australia’s secure future
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- The peak body for Australia’s 8,000 geoscientists — the Australian Geoscience Council (AGC) — has strongly welcomed commitments from both the Coalition Government and Australian Labor Party to boost support ...
- Created on 21 February 2019
- 15. IEEFA: China’s clean energy leadership eroded by support for coal power across Asia
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- A new report by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA), finds global renewable energy champion China is simultaneously funding over one-quarter of coal plants currently under ...
- Created on 31 January 2019
- 16. BHP and BlueScope to axe last two Australian iron ore vessels
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- ... steelworks in Port Kembla, then run coal to China before returning to Port Hedland and qualify as cabotage trade. The union has written to the company demanding answers. The correspondence emphasises ...
- Created on 17 January 2019
- 17. Qld coal keeps breaking records
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- A Queensland Resource Council (QRC) report has reveals that Queensland’s coal industry has yet again demonstrated its critical importance to the State’s economy by delivering record exports over the year ...
- Created on 17 January 2019
- 18. CIMIC's Sedgman wins $155m coal contract in Queensland
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- CIMIC Group’s mineral processing company, Sedgman, has been awarded a contract at the Byerwen Coal Mine in Central Queensland, continuing CIMIC Group’s long-standing relationship with QCoal Group. The ...
- Created on 10 January 2019
- 19. CIMIC'S UGL secures $180M maintenance services contract with BMA
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- CIMIC Group company UGL has secured a new multi-year contract for maintenance and shutdown support services across BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) coal mines in Queensland’s Bowen Basin. The ...
- Created on 28 December 2018
- 20. STEINERT delivers continuous magnetic separation under extreme environmental conditions
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- The worldwide processing of ores and coal requires the effective removal of tramp iron, like screws or bars, at very high throughputs. STEINERT Australia, a specialist in delivering separation technologies ...
- Created on 27 December 2018