Thiess awarded AUS$1.3 billion Curragh mine extension
Thiess will continue to provide overburden removal and haulage, mining and run of mine rehandling services, equipment maintenance and pit dewatering.
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Thiess will continue to provide overburden removal and haulage, mining and run of mine rehandling services, equipment maintenance and pit dewatering.
The task is to prepare the conveyor line route for the subsequent laying of the foundation and equipment installation.
Wasel used a Liebherr LR 1600/2 crawler crane to replace parts of the pipework system at a cooling tower at the Weisweiler power plant.
DynoConsult now has a wider reach with more experts and programs that include increasing saleable yield, managing regulatory compliance, neighbour relations at customer sites and reducing overall operating costs.
The EPA will take public comments on the proposed plans 9 September through 9 October.
AIMEX 2019 attracted an array of visitors from all parts of the globe and a 13% increase in visitation from interstate visitors to AIMEX, illustrating the importance of this event on a national and international level.
Support from Australians for the nation’s minerals industry continues to increase, with the Mineral Council of Australia’s (MCA) ‘There’s more to Australian mining’ campaign.
ResearchandMarkets.com has released the Global Coal Mining Market Forecast to 2022, which provides strategists, marketers and senior management with the critical information they need to assess the global coal mining market.
Mitsubishi UFJ, Mizuho and Sumitomo Mitsui have at least US$5 billion in project lending exposure to thermal coal power plants in emerging markets, with key Japanese trading companies owning billions of dollars more in equity.
The Queensland Resources Council has said there could be no more hold ups, no more delays and no more excuses for the New Hope mine.
Queensland Resources Council said the exploration project would be an important new addition to Queensland’s coal industry.
The joint review panel will consider all submissions, including those that have been sent by participants in relation to the environmental assessment of the project and are already posted on the Registry.