Mongolian truck companies that mainly engage in coal transport from Tavan Tolgoi coalfield to Gashuunsukhait border crossing went on strike on 6 May 2019, demanding an increase in transport services prices.
Kibo Energy PLC, an Africa-focused energy company, has announced that it has received formal notice from the Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) inviting it to develop the Mbeya Coal to Power Project (MCPP) for the export market.
thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions has detailed how it will continue supplying the Lufeng power plant with coal.
The new vessels were acquired with the participation of foreign capital by VGK Stividor.
Caterpillar has introduced a new wet disk snubber upgrade for dipper doors on its 7495 Series electric rope shovels.
Port Waratah Coal Services’ latest report details how it introduced new mobile technology to strengthen the safety of its employees, and delivered several significant environmental infrastructure projects while achieving various shiploading records.
Martin Engineering is providing practical advice on cleaner, safer and more productive conveying of cargo.
The Coal Authority has predicted it will make significant cost savings following its investment in new pump technology.
The coal handling equipment market in the mining industry is to register a CAGR of almost 4% by 2023.
Martin Engineering’s bulk handling products are now available for the first time in the UAE, following a new partnership with German Conveyor Industries LLC.
According to a report by Zion Market Research, the global downhole tools market was valued at approximately USD 4.05 billion in 2018 and is expected to generate around US$5.62 billion by 2025
EMCO has selected RBL-REI SA as the contractor to construct its planned 28 km main coal conveyor.
Through more than 16 000 hours of successful pilot machine operation in Tier 4 configuration, the system has proven its ability to deliver strong performance.
The installation of new field drainage at a Coal Authority asset has been successfully completed thanks to a small local contractor.
Trade data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics confirmed that coal became Australia’s number one export earner in 2018.