Coal

thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions makes changes to its board with its CFO and CHRO stepping down.

Cockatoo Coal has exited administration following the effectuation of the deed of company arrangement.

SGD5 million funding arrangement allows Universal to buy stake in Indonesian coal project and progress Singapore listing.

New research from Duke University has showed Appalachian coal contains the highest levels of rare earth elements.

Edenville Energy has announced the company has made significant progress to its Rukwa coal to power project, located in southwest Tanzania.

Hume Coal’s commitment to the Southern Highlands has been reinforced through the recent submission of the mining lease application to the NSW State government.

Paringa Resources has begin the permitting process for its Buck Creek No. 2 mine in Ohio with the aim of starting construction in 2Q17.

The US coal industry faces two decades of contraction, according to the US Energy Information Administration’s Reference Case forecast in the Annual Energy Outlook 2016.

Carbon capture technology developer, Inventys, has announced a number of leadership changes.

Wesfarmers says it will take a non-cash impairment charge on its Curragh coal mine on the back of continued weakness in coal export prices.

The Supervisory Board of thyssenkrupp extends Dr Donatus Kaufmann’s contract by five years.

Following its expansion across Asia, RC Inspection Group’s office and laboratory based in Ulaanbaatar has changed its operational name to RC Inspection Asia Assayers.

As stated in a recent survey by Timetric’s Mining Intelligence Centre (MIC), GEOVIA’s Surpac is the most widely used mining software across African mines.

Hume Coal will not appeal against Justice Preston's Ruling in the NSW Land and Environment court.

Alpha Natural Resources has cancelled its proposed auction of its coal assets after it did not receive any qualified bids beyond the US$500 million stalking horse bid.