The delegation of the Shakhtersk coal seaport has visited the Vanino bulk terminal of Daltransugol JSC within the framework of the first flagship corporate centre for advanced training of the Eastern Mining Co.
Tata Steel’s Jharia Division has commissioned a state-of-the-art 2 million tpy coal preparation plant and 400 kVA uninterrupted power supply for the main mechanical ventilator at Jamadoba Colliery.
Vostochnaya Mining Company continues construction of the main coal conveyor and its infrastructure.
The Board of the Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute has announced the appointment of Jarad Daniels as the Institute’s new CEO.
Pembroke Resources has welcomed the investment decision by the Board of the NAIF to provide a loan facility to finance the development of the Olive Downs Steelmaking Coal Complex.
The US DOE is advancing eight projects to extract REEs and CMs from materials such as coal waste, with NETL playing a key role in the conceptual design and feasibility study phases.
Vostochnaya Mining Company began assembling high-rise elevated sections of the main conveyor connecting the Solntsevsky coal mine with the Shakhtersk coal seaport.
The Global CCS Institute has announced that its membership now includes 100 organisations.
The fleet of the coal seaport of Shakhtersk of the Eastern Mining Company has been replenished with two self-propelled barges with a total of 15 000 DWT.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced two proposed regulations – one that applies to the management of coal combustion residuals from electric utilities, and one that revises a portion of the regulations affecting wastewater management from steam electric power plants.
Bedeschi America has won a new contract in Southeast Texas for the design and supply of a lignite receiving and handling system.
Raspadskaya has deployed an Orange Business Services bespoke Internet of Things solution at its Russian coal preparation factory.
The Morrison government’s announcement to support new investments in clean hydrogen production and carbon capture technologies offers a pragmatic pathway to mobilising these critically important technologies which can sustainably support Australia's economic interests and a net zero emissions future.
The Global CCS Institute has welcomed the Australian Federal government’s announcement of AUS$539.2 million in funding for new carbon capture and storage and hydrogen projects while stressing the need for long-term emissions reduction policy.
Loading operations have started at the Shakhtersk Coal Seaport, a key logistics asset of the Eastern Mining Co.