Hazelwood future in doubt
Engie’s Hazelwood power plant and lignite mine in Victoria might be closed or sold, according to CEO.
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Engie’s Hazelwood power plant and lignite mine in Victoria might be closed or sold, according to CEO.
GLNG CBM-to-LNG project has begun LNG production from its second train.
Atlast Copco releases a new power in tophammer surface drilling: Powerbit.
The US coal industry faces two decades of contraction, according to the US Energy Information Administration’s Reference Case forecast in the Annual Energy Outlook 2016.
Carbon capture technology developer, Inventys, has announced a number of leadership changes.
Wesfarmers says it will take a non-cash impairment charge on its Curragh coal mine on the back of continued weakness in coal export prices.
Prairie Mining has reported progress in its permitting process for the Lublin coal project in Poland.
The Supervisory Board of thyssenkrupp extends Dr Donatus Kaufmann’s contract by five years.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd has commissioned the first 800 MW supercritical thermal unit in Kanataka, India.
The Queensland Resources Council has criticised an amendment to the state’s mining law that re-establishes some objection rights to large mining projects.
Australian Pacific Coal has announced a coal resource estimate of a.1 billion t at the Dartbrook Project in New South Wales.
Following its expansion across Asia, RC Inspection Group’s office and laboratory based in Ulaanbaatar has changed its operational name to RC Inspection Asia Assayers.