Digital highlights - July 2014
A number of digital highlights from the July issue of World Coal magazine.
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A number of digital highlights from the July issue of World Coal magazine.
Ambre Energy’s proposed coal export terminal on the Columbia River sparks ire from Umatilla tribes.
Oil and Gas Authority’s remit over coalbed methane and underground coal gasification projects remains unclear.
Collision avoidance is one of the top areas for planned technology investment in Australian mining in the next two years, finds new report by Timetric.
3M has launched a new mining product vending machine to help control inventory and increase onsite productivity.
Carbolite has released an update on its ABF 8/28 ashing furnace, with an integral afterburner.
Datang Power will divest its coal-to-gas and coal-to-chemicals divisions.
The McLanahan team exhibiting at Coal Prep 2014 discuss some of the challenges faced by the coal mining industry in the US and Australia.
EU provides Drax with € 300 million grant to trap and store CO2, potentially making it Europe’s first commercial-scale CCS facility.
TerraWest Energy Corp. declares a dispute with China National Petroleum Corp. over coalbed methane production sharing contract.
Cochin Port, India, submits request to develop and modernise coal handling facility.
Queensland coal mine trials automation technology in extracting hard-to-access coal.