Oldendorff will provide a full transportation solution to BCPCL, which includes coal transportation from Indonesia or Australia with transhipment in Andaman and Nicobar to the Payra power plant in Bangladesh.
The event will explore coal trends and developments across both low emission coal and mining technologies.
After a 4 year break, the Pniówek mine again launched a longwall, mined using plough technology.
The UK Government has agreed with Cumbria County Council’s unanimous decision to approve the planning application for West Cumbria Mining’s project.
EPA’s proposals appear to include enough flexibility to avoid many adverse repercussions on the electric power sector, including the forced closure or idling of coal-fired power plants that are necessary for reliable and affordable electricity.
Duke Energy's appeal of state decision to mandate coal ash basin excavation moves forward
A new league table just published by RBC Magazine confirms that Sibanthracite Group is Russia’s fastest growing coal company.
The Philippines is enhancing its infrastructure resilience in anticipation of rapidly escalating energy demands, driven by strong economic and population growth.
Lawyers have warned Germany’s coal companies not to bank on big payoffs for closing their lignite operations down, in a new legal analysis.
Oleg Misevra, Chairman of Eastern Mining Company’s board of directors, was recognised as the ‘Exporter of the Year’ following the results of the II All-Russian People to 2019 Competition.
Edenville Energy Plc, the company developing the Rukwa coal project in Southwest Tanzania, has announced the appointment of Alistair Muir as the company’s new CEO with effect from 1 November 2019.
Tlou Energy Limited has advised that at its annual general meeting (AGM), all resolutions were duly passed.
Adani has said that over AUS$450 million worth of contracts had already been awarded on the Carmichael project, the majority to regional Queensland areas.
NETL researchers have developed a low cost, coal-derived cement additive that could lead to the construction of stronger and more durable roads and buildings.
The 207 562 DWT Lydia Oldendorff has set a record for being the largest vessel to load coal at Puerto Bolivar in Colombia, as well as at the Port of Antwerp.