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Stanmore Coal and its principal contractor Golding have partnered to develop a local housing allowance policy, aimed at encouraging a ‘live local’ option for employees of its Isaac Plains complex.
Komatsu and MineWare have announced the mining industry’s first integrated payload management system.
The Coal Council of Australia is urging the Commonwealth and Queensland governments to clear all outstanding regulatory hurdles to allow the Carmichael project to proceed.
The Planning Inspectorate’s public examination of Drax’s application for a Development Consent Order at its Repower project in Yorkshire closed yesterday.
ResearchAndMarkets has added the ‘Coal to Liquid (CTL) - Global Market Outlook (2017-2026)’ report to its offerings.
Crew of the Yalevsky and Kirov coal mines have delivered good results with Sandvik heading machines.
The new laboratory is designed to meet the challenges of determining germanium content in coal, ensuring independence from research institutes, high data efficiency, work productivity and safety of people and the environment.
Stanmore Coal has contributed funding towards Moranbah State School’s (Queensland) STEM programme, which is aimed at helping to prepare its students for jobs in science, technology, engineering and maths.
Jeff Bloczynski will focus on federal and state regulations and policies including wholesale market reforms, environmental regulations, and technologies to support the coal fleet of the future.
Shaanxi province in northwestern China produced 35.56 million t of raw coal in March, dropping 7.07% year on year.
Strong global demand for Queensland’s high quality resources has enabled the industry to get on with creating jobs.
There is increasing demand for coal from end-user industries in Southeast Asia, Africa, Russia, and Turkey.