Australian steelmaker goes into administration
Australian steelmaker, Arrium, has entered voluntary administration as the steel industry’s woes continue.
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Australian steelmaker, Arrium, has entered voluntary administration as the steel industry’s woes continue.
Canadian Pacific has released a white paper detailing its precision railroading philosophy and how it can turn around Norfolk Southern.
Coal’s direct economic contributions to the Queensland and New South Wales economics topped AUS$26 billion last year.
The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity warned Canadians, citing the EPA Administrator’s role in the US coal phase out.
Paringa Resources has begun a bankable feasibility study at tis Buck Creek No. 2 mine in the Illinois Basin.
Labour unrest will pose a challenge to the coal mining industries in South and Africa in 2016.
Falling coal prices on the seaborne market are unlikely to support Indian import demand.
The integrated water use licence for Coal of Africa’s Makhado project has been suspended following an appeal opposing it to the Department of Water and Sanitation.
Coal of Africa has extended its offer period for its proposed takeover of Universal Coal for the third time.
Rhino Resource Partners and ION Carbon & Minerals are to explore a joint venture to develop and market Rhino’s coal.
Italian coal imports remained steady in 2015 – but the country should use more to combat high electricity prices, according to Assocarboni.
Former CEO of BHP Billiton has been appointed to the board of FLSmidth.