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Indian captive coal mines to achieve 105Mt production by 2021

February 19, 2018 / Coal mining news

KOLKATA (miningweekly.com) - Indian coal production from captive blocks allocated to thermal power plants has been estimated at 105-million tons a year by 2021/22, up from about 37-million tons a year at present, according to perspective planning on coal availability by the Power Ministry. To date, 29

Bill Shorten says there's a 'role for coal' and Adani mine just 'another ...

February 19, 2018 / Coal mining news

In Townsville on Monday, Shorten told local reporters there was a role for mining in Australia, and "there is a role for coal in Australia" and he echoed Maher's description of Adani as just "another project". Last week, Maher told Guardian Australia: "I see no reason for Labor to toughen its position. Why win

Coal mining is in my blood but Acland isn't the answer

Feb. 16, 2018 / Coal mining news

There's coal mining in my blood. My grandfather was a miner. But like all things, it has a time and a place. And the plan to expand the Acland coal mine on the Darling Downs, west of Brisbane, is the wrong time and the wrong place. The current mine is already causing us grief. If the expansion were to

Collum Coal Mine pledges to pay school PTA fees for over 400 pupils

February 17, 2018 / Coal mining news

Collum Coal Mining Industry Limited has pledged to offset Parent Teachers Association -PTA- fees for over 400 pupils at Chamukwapula Primary School - Sinazongwe District in an act of corporate social responsibility. Collum Coal Mining Industry Limited Executive Director Charles Dindiwe says he is

Coal mining is in my blood but Acland isn't the answer

February 16, 2018 / Coal mining news

There's coal mining in my blood. My grandfather was a miner. But like all things, it has a time and a place. And the plan to expand the Acland coal mine on the Darling Downs, west of Brisbane, is the wrong time and the wrong place. The current mine is already causing us grief. If the expansion were to

Local roadblocks, so Adani now on worldwide hunt for coal

February 15, 2018 / Coal mining news

Rajendra Singh, chief operating officer of Adani's coal trading business, told Reuters that Asian countries were increasing demand for coal. Queensland Resources Council chief executive Ian Macfarlane said that the Government had a greater interest in chickpeas than mining. He said he has been unable

Company gets licence to do coal mining feasibility study

February 16, 2018 / Coal mining news

KARACHI: Presiding over the 30th Sindh Coal Authority (SCA) board meeting, Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Thursday awarded an exploration licence to the Sindh Lakhra Coal Mining Company (SLCMC) to conduct a feasibility study for development of mining over 20,000 acres of land in

Bid to stop new coal mine overturned in High Court

February 15, 2018 / Coal mining news

It would employ 58 people and mine 250,000 tonnes of coal annually. The scheme is being pushed by Stevenson mining, which has teamed up with previous holders of a mining licence for the area, Rangitira Developments. It won resource consent in November from Buller District and West Coast Regional

The Plan to Extract Rare Earth Metals from Coal Mining Waste

February 14, 2018 / Coal mining news

They say one person's trash is another person's treasure, and that could quite literally be the case for toxic coal mine waste. A group of researchers at West Virginia University is currently building a prototype treatment facility that will clean up runoff from old coal mines while simultaneously skimming out

Reaction to New Acland: 'Coal mining isn't pretty'

February 15, 2018 / Coal mining news

"Open cut coal mining is not pretty," he said. "I have seen the land rehabilitation at Acland and it is not too bad. They're doing a good job." While the Department of Environment and Science has yet to detail its reasoning behind Wednesday's decision, there was an acceptance from some that campaigns

Queensland rejects New Hope Group's $900m coal mine expansion

February 14, 2018 / Coal mining news

Queensland's Department of Environment and Science (DES) has refused to award an amended environmental authority (EA) to New Hope Group's $900m expansion of the open-cut New Acland coal mine in Australia. The decision is consistent with the recommendation made by Queensland Land Court

Could coal mines be dying in India?

February 14, 2018 / Coal mining news

"No new coal mines need to be allocated/auctioned beyond the current pipeline," according to the latest study by Coal India Limited (CIL). CIL commissioned the study, Coal Vision 2030, to assess the future demand scenario for the coal sector in India up to 2030. This analysis comes at a time when the

Queensland government blocks coal mine expansion

February 14, 2018 / Coal mining news

Queensland's environment department will not grant approvals for the proposed $900 million expansion of the New Acland coal mine. It is understood the department decided not to grant an environmental authority for the controversial Darling Downs project, necessary for New Hope - the parent company

Government urged to stop open cast coal mines

February 13, 2018 / Coal mining news

Campaigners and local residents are calling on the Government not to let new open cast coal mining projects go ahead, as the UK moves away from the fossil fuel. In a letter to Communities Secretary Sajid Javid, residents from County Durham and the Coal Action Network campaign have urged him to

How to Make It in Coal Mining: Don't Count on Coal

February 13, 2018 / Coal mining news

That said, thermal coal (that is, the stuff burned in power plants) from the Powder River Basin is about as competitive a lump as can be mined in the U.S., certainly vis-a-vis Appalachian coal. Moreover, almost half of Arch's cash margin comes from coking coal, used in steel production and, therefore, less

China will crack down on illegal coal mining this year

February 12, 2018 / Coal mining news

China will carry out "special action" in 2018 to crack down on illegal coal mining to ensure safe mine operations and reduce output capacity, the State Administration of Work Safety said in a statement today. Coal mines who fail to meet safety measures or operational standards will be ordered to close and

China will crack down on illegal coal mining in 2018: safety watchdog

Feb. 12, 2018 / Coal mining news

Common violations include employees working longer hours than permitted, oversized mine capacity, and employing too many workers, the statement said. The safety watchdog last month reported 219 coal mining accidents in 2017 and 375 fatalities, down dearly 30 percent from 2016. Annuals deaths in

UPDATE 1-China will crack down on illegal coal mining in 2018 ...

February 12, 2018 / Coal mining news

Common violations include employees working longer hours than permitted, oversized mine capacity, and employing too many workers, the statement said. The safety watchdog last month reported 219 coal mining accidents in 2017 and 375 fatalities, down dearly 30 percent from 2016. Annuals deaths in

Pressure builds on Adani to start construction of its $16.5 billion ...

February 12, 2018 / Coal mining news

Funding appears to have dried up for the $16.5 billion coal mine in Queensland's Galilee Basin, with yet another setback revealed last week. Rail operator Aurizon walked away from plans to build a rail line linked to the mine, withdrawing its application for a $5 billion government-funded loan from the

Ex-coal mine land sells to neighbours as part of Solid Energy ...

February 10, 2018 / Coal mining news

Land which once served as Solid Energy's Huntly East Mine has been snapped up by the neighbours. New owners Murray and Jennifer Allen have bordered the 112-hectare plot for over 30 years. Historically, the ex-coal mining land was a lake and the Allens have been looking forward to seeing the lake

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