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It’s time for mining companies to stop following and start leading the drive for technological innovation.
Vale’s coal business continued to lose money in Q2 2014 but good progress is being made on its Mozambique coal transportation infrastructure project.
The World Coal Association has published new policy statements, which highlight the importance of sustainability and safety to the global coal industry.
Cloud Peak Energy lost US$17.8 million in the first six months of this year on infrastructure constraints in the Powder River Basin.
Rio Tinto is to sell its Mozambique coal assets for US$50 million to a consortium of Indian state-owned companies.
Arch Coal’s Q2 loss has widened to almost US$100 million from US$72 million last year.
Gabriel Muthisse says coal prices will not affect Mozambique’s reliance on the black stuff.
Exxaro Resources will purchase South African coal mining assets from Total.
In Zimbabwe, Sable Chemicals looks to use coal gasification in production of ammonia.
Adani’s Carmichael coal mine and rail project gets nod from Australian authorities.
Five stories from the past week that caught the attention of the World Coal.
Itochu and Sumitomo have hired advisers to help them sell their stakes in Australian coal assets.