Exploration & development

Stanmore Coal has announced a new Joint Exploration and Support Agreement with the Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corp. (JOGMEC).

Tlou Energy Limited has announced that three of its key prospecting licences have been successfully renewed for a further two-year term.

Botswana’s Ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology and Energy Security has granted a mining license to African Mining’s Sese Joint Venture.

Three new anthracite targets have been identified at the Panorama North Project.

The company has plans to invest in its coal bed methane projects in southern Africa and plans to raise a further AUS$2 million.

The anthracite quality from the Gus Seam at the RAC project has been confirmed as high-quality.

SRK confirms substantial tonnages of metallurgical coal at Allegiance Coal’s Telkwa project, which can be recovered at low strip ratios.

Metro Mining Ltd’s BFS confirms the ability to complete construction during 2017.

The Deputy Prime Minister wants bans lifted on exploration and development.

Regency will jointly develop an additional coal property in the Appalachian basin.

A scoping study for Prairie Mining’s Debiensko mine indicates it can deliver lowest cost hard coking coal into Europe.

Resgen signs a US$8.4 million facility extension agreement to secure project funding for its Boikarabelo mine, while project funding is secured.

Mechel PAO has reported it has launched opencast mining at Dzhebariki-Khaya pit in Yakutia.

A study has confirmed large price and cost advantages for Debiensko’s premium hard coking coal.

The results of the report has provided critical data for future Reserves assessments and field development.