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In the Queensland Resources Council’s latest State of the Sector report, 52% of resources chiefs said they would increase employment over the next quarter with 13% looking to increase employment ‘substantially.’
The report focuses on power plants in India, Bangladesh and the US, along with the environmental, social and governance issues that they are facing.
The contribution from mining royalties to the NSW Budget “highlights the importance of mining and its vital contribution to state and national economies,” says Minister for Resources and Northern Australia.
Hannover Re is the latest reinsurer to restrict investment in companies that derive more than 25% of annual revenues from thermal coal extraction and power generation.
Russian coal exports by rail hit an all time high in May, despite the ongoing rail maintenance that commenced in April.
The objective of the Laboratory Research Call is to solicit and award research projects to develop air separation technologies to be used in advanced fossil energy-based modular energy systems.
The EPA has approved the first in-the-nation state fly ash permit programme for Oklahoma.
The 2018 edition of BP's Statistical Review highlights the growth in global energy demand in 2017, a key highlight being the growth in coal.
The production record has been attributed to an investment programme for engineering re-equipment of the port.
The two-day event last week looked at how new policy approaches and business models can support CCUS investment.
Aspire Mining Limited recently retrieved positive results back from its pilot scale carbonisation testwork on a sample of coal.
Recovery teams at Eskom’s power plants continue to work hard to stabilise the power system and to return its generation plant as quick as possible.