
Adani meets with DES and the Coordinator General
Adani has meet with the Department of Environment and Science and the Coordinator General to put a timeline on finalising the outstanding management plans for the Carmichael coal project.
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Adani has meet with the Department of Environment and Science and the Coordinator General to put a timeline on finalising the outstanding management plans for the Carmichael coal project.

The US Energy Department and NETL have announced US$4 million in federal funding for 10 fossil energy and coal technology R&D projects.

Maxim Kuzhemchenko has been appointed as the General Director of LLC VGK.

The World Coal Association has reaffirmed its commitment to the UN Global Compact through its ‘Communication on Engagement’ report submission.

The bridge reclaimer in the stockpile will be equipped with a specialised SCHADE Active Harrow to ensure homogenisation of the coal.

US coal exports to Japan were at five year highs, and a royalty hike could make US coal more attractive than Queensland coal in the Japanese market.

Queensland students have had the opportunity to get hands-on experience of the high-level science, technology engineering and maths (STEM) skills that will be needed for the jobs of the future.

Stabilisation on the coking coal and coke market allows Jastrzebska Spólka Weglowa (JSW) to continue strategic investment projects. These include modernisation of coal preparation plants and construction of new mining levels.

Morien has been granted approval by the Nova Scotia Department of Labour and Advanced Education for a revised ground control procedure, which allows for the continuation of mining and development operations at its Donkin mine.

The QRC is calling for the full support of the Queensland Parliament to support a strong future for all mining and resources projects.

In the first of World Coal Association’s snapshot series exploring coal’s role in countries across the globe, WCA takes a look at Japan.

Australian companies dealing with operational dust exposure are seeking RST’s advice on a range of fine particle problems in order to comply with the current OEL regulations and prepare for rigorous regulatory changes.