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Queensland coal news

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Aurizon to end Queensland coal export standoff?
4 Jun 20181 min read

Aurizon to end Queensland coal export standoff?

“Aurizon should co-operate with the Queensland Competition Authority, immediately resume its normal maintenance programme on the Central Queensland Coal Network and end the coal export impasse it started.”

Mitsubishi Corp. to sell interest in Gregory Crinum coking coal mine
30 May 20181 min read

Mitsubishi Corp. to sell interest in Gregory Crinum coking coal mine

Mitsubishi Corp. and BHP, which each hold a 50% interest in the Queensland mine, are to sell to Sojitz Corp.

UPDATE: QCA publishes discussion paper on Aurizon’s coal maintenance programmes
30 May 20182 min read

UPDATE: QCA publishes discussion paper on Aurizon’s coal maintenance programmes

The QCA’s request for more information about the monopoly rail operator is a further sign of Aurizon’s inability to explain its change to maintenance services.

QCA and Aurizon must resolve Japanese coal export impasse
29 May 20182 min read

QCA and Aurizon must resolve Japanese coal export impasse

Queensland’s Premier has called for Aurizon and the Queensland Competition Authority to resolve Aurizon’s threat to halt the movement of up to 20 million t of coal to export ports.

SOUTH32 to acquire interest and ownership of Eagle Downs coal project
29 May 20183 min read

SOUTH32 to acquire interest and ownership of Eagle Downs coal project

“We are very pleased to be able to further strengthen this relationship with BaoWu by assuming operatorship of Eagle Downs,” says South32.

Record coal royalties set to increase infrastructure spending, predicts QRC
22 May 20183 min read

Record coal royalties set to increase infrastructure spending, predicts QRC

The increased projections stem from the strong international demand for metallurgical coal, and the stable prices for both metallurgical and thermal coal from Queensland.

Aurizon CEO to explain himself
21 May 20183 min read

Aurizon CEO to explain himself

Japanese steelmakers have raised concerns about Aurizon’s actions to restrict the movement of metallurgical coal from central Queensland mines to export ports.

Queensland State Budget to face AUS$2 billion dent following Aurizon’s train cuts
15 May 20183 min read

Queensland State Budget to face AUS$2 billion dent following Aurizon’s train cuts

Aurizon’s reduction in the number of coal trains will cut AUS$4 billion from Queensland exports and AUS$500 million in annual royalties paid by the industry to the Queensland Government.

Palaszczuk Government’s should support HELE coal plant, says QRC
3 May 20182 min read

Palaszczuk Government’s should support HELE coal plant, says QRC

The Queensland Resources Council has said that the Palaszczuk Government should support a Queensland HELE coal-fired power plant, in order to strengthen the region’s trade and energy leadership.

Queensland Resources Council welcomes parliamentary committee visit to Moranbah for safety law inquiry
19 Apr 20182 min read

Queensland Resources Council welcomes parliamentary committee visit to Moranbah for safety law inquiry

The Queensland State Parliament’s Education, Employment and Small Business Committee will visit an underground mine in the coal mining town of Moranbah and hold a public hearing there today.

Over 200 jobs to be created following Queensland mining lease
6 Apr 20181 min read

Over 200 jobs to be created following Queensland mining lease

The Palaszczuk Government’s issuance of a mining lease could boost jobs and exports for Queensland.

Wood Mackenzie: Rio Tinto deal to revitalise Glencore's hard coking coal production profile
30 Mar 20183 min read

Wood Mackenzie: Rio Tinto deal to revitalise Glencore's hard coking coal production profile

In the past week, Rio Tinto has announced three separate deals that complete its exit from coal. In this article, Viktor Tanevski, a senior research analyst at Wood Mackenzie, offers his analysis.

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