
Terex Trucks appoints three new regional managers
Terex Trucks appoints three new regional managers to its aftermarket and customer support management, affirming the customer is central to the company.
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Terex Trucks appoints three new regional managers to its aftermarket and customer support management, affirming the customer is central to the company.

Michael Carey, Vice President, Government Relations for Murray Energy, set to open the Bluefield Coal Show on Wednesday, 16 September.

Vale continues to divest non-core holdings by intending to sell its Integra coal mine complex in Australia to Bloomfield Group and Glencore Plc.

Atlas Copco launches its new QLB 02 light tower, providing flexible lighting solution for events, public spaces and general construction requirements.

Robby Clark, Director of REEDMININGEVENTS, believes that there remains a need for effective core operational equipment in order to meet ongoing export commitments. A range of the latest operational equipment and bulk handling products will be on display at AIMEX 2015.

Oxifree Global plans to expand in mining sector with minority investment from Octopus Investment.

Galilee Energy complete acquisition of the remaining 50% interest in AT 529P coalbed methane project from AGL Energy, enabling the company full operatorship fast tracks ability to test new completion strategy.

The new Carbolite CAF G5 ash fusibility furnace is designed to test ash fusibility and the increasingly popular determination of biomass or solid recovered fuels testing.

How dust and spillage prevention technology can solve major environmental issues while boosting production.

The Bluefield Coal Show has announced its line-up of paper and presentations for this year’s show.

New Laser scanners from Maptek enable underground mine operators to improve site safety and survey productivity.

India’s coal consumption is overtaking domestic production and the government has set a coal production target of 1.5 billion t by 2020. The US Energy Information Administration looked at ways to meet this.