- 1. New South Wales to require miners to boost coal supply
- (Leading Developments)
- ... reported Reuters. A New South Wales Department of Planning and Environment spokesperson said the government would issue final directions after talks with miners. “The draft revised directions allow ...
- Created on 10 May 2023
- 2. New South Wales to require miners to boost coal supply
- (Latest)
- ... reported Reuters. A New South Wales Department of Planning and Environment spokesperson said the government would issue final directions after talks with miners. "The draft revised directio ...
- Created on 06 February 2023
- 3. Coal on the Hot Seat
- (From the Editor)
- ... thermal coal prices hit a new record this month, according to the Financial Times, driven by growing demand in Europe after the region banned imports of the fuel from Russia. The tight coal market threatens ...
- Created on 23 September 2022
- 4. BHP to retain New South Wales Energy Coal
- (Latest)
- After failing to find a buyer, BHP has decided to retain New South Wales Energy Coal (NSWEC) in its portfolio with plans to cease mining at the Mt Arthur coal mine in 2030. “Assessment of ...
- Created on 17 June 2022
- 5. GOLD MARKET REPORT
- (Features)
- News regarding the gold market, including the impact of war in Ukraine and developments in the rest of the region. By Mark S. Kuhar According to GlobalData, one of the impacts of Russia invading ...
- Created on 01 April 2022
- 6. Australian mine sends workers into isolation amid COVID outbreak
- (Latest)
- Seventeen workers at the South32 Appin Colliery in New South Wales, west of Sydney, have contracted COVID-19, sending the underground miners into a quarantine. According to ABC News Australia, the ...
- Created on 24 December 2021
- 7. On the Move
- (People)
- Shaun Day Greatland Gold appointed a new chief executive, Shaun Day, who will replace Gervaise Heddle in the role. Day has filled various leadership positions across mining and infrastructure during ...
- Created on 15 April 2021
- 8. Sedgman locks in Mount Pleasant contract extension
- (Latest)
- CIMIC Group’s processing arm Sedgman has received a A$120 million extension to its operations and maintenance contract for the Mount Pleasant coal operation in New South Wales, Australia. The value ...
- Created on 23 December 2020
- 9. Basto takes over as BHP President Minerals Australia
- (People)
- ... responsible for BHP’s iron ore and nickel operations in Western Australia, metallurgical and energy coal in Queensland and New South Wales, and copper in South Australia. Mr Basto has been the acting ...
- Created on 16 September 2020
- 10. BHP promotes Basto as president of Minerals Australia
- (Latest)
- ... in Queensland and New South Wales, and copper in South Australia. Mr Basto has been the acting president of operations for Minerals Australia since Mike Henry was announced as chief executive in November ...
- Created on 28 May 2020
- 11. Briefing Note: South Korea shifting further away from coal
- (Around the Region)
- By Simon Nicholas, Research Analyst IEEFA & Tim Buckley, Director of Energy Finance Studies IEEFA The South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has proposed to increase the country’s renewable ...
- Created on 23 January 2020
- 12. BHP on target for a successful year despite productivity losses
- (Latest)
- ... The company announced the news in its operational review for the 2019 fourth quarter. BHP Chief Executive Officer, Andrew Mackenzie said that BHP had finished the 2019 financial year with an 11 per ...
- Created on 18 July 2019
- 13. AIMEX Conference looks at the future of mining
- (Latest)
- ... ed and lived in some of Australia’s most remote mines and mining towns, combined with towns such as Orange, Parkes and Singleton in New South Wales, I have experienced first-hand just how vital it is ...
- Created on 27 June 2019
- 14. IEEFA Australia objects to Whitehaven Coal’s new application
- (Features)
- The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) Australia says that building new coal mines makes no sense in 2019. IEEFA Australia says building new coal mines makes ...
- Created on 25 June 2019
- 15. Coal ash – one of Australia’s biggest waste issues
- (Waste to Energy)
- ... the Hunter Community Environment Centre around the Vales Point and Eraring power stations in New South Wales. According to the ABC, the tests “found levels of selenium, zinc, nickel, copper, aluminium, ...
- Created on 11 June 2019
- 16. The world and investors are talking, but will coal listen?
- (From the Editor)
- ... of strict new regime of quotas. The purported ban followed a marked slowdown in processing Australian coking coal imports so far this year, and was centred on coking coal used in steel making. Ahead ...
- Created on 11 June 2019
- 17. BHP reports a mixed bag for Q1 results
- (Latest)
- ... Like metallurgical coal, energy coal production was also reported to be broadly flat at 20Mt. Guidance for the 2019 financial year remains unchanged at approximately 28 to 29Mt. New South Wales Energy ...
- Created on 18 April 2019
- 18. IEEFA Australia objects to Whitehaven Coal’s new application
- (Latest)
- The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) Australia says that building new coal mines makes no sense in 2019. The call came after IEEFA made a submission to the NSW Government, ...
- Created on 21 March 2019
- 19. Qld coal keeps breaking records
- (Latest)
- ... to December 2018. QRC Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane said new data from Queensland’s ports revealed total coal exports of 223 million tonnes (mt) surpassing the last record by 2 mt set in 2016. “Countries ...
- Created on 17 January 2019
- 20. CIMIC’s Sedgman wins AU$100m in combined operations contracts
- (Latest)
- ... New South Wales will generate revenue to Sedgman of approximately $75 million over three years. The contract with QCoal to operate and maintain the Byerwen site at Glenden in Queensland will generate ...
- Created on 08 November 2018