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Coal pension plan sues Peabody and Arch

The United Mine Workers of American Pension Plan is suing Peabody Energy and Arch Coal to try to force the two companies to take on US$800 million of bankrupt Patriot Coal’s liabilities.

 

Sandvik releases 2Q15 results

Operating profit at Sandvik Mining jumped 74% in 2Q15 on favourable foreign exchange raters and continuing structural saving.

 
 
 

West Virginia coal mining in deep water

The West Virginia Coal Association provides an outlook in relation to the federal Office of Surface Mining’s release of the revised Stream Buffer Zone Rule.

 

New CEO for GEOVIA

Dassault Systèmes appoints Raoul Jacquand as the new CEO of its GEOVIA brand.

 

Mine safety still paramount in North America

A recent Timetric survey indicates mining companies in USA and Canada are increasing investments in vehicle-related technologies in the next two years.

 

Clarence coal mine overflow

An incident has occurred at the Clarence coal mine, involving the overflow of material from a holding cell. Centennial Coal is working towards a thorough clean up with a top priority of reducing environmental impacts.

 

Weekly coal news highlights: 6 – 10 July 2015

A round-up of some of this week’s key news items from the international coal industry, from the latest developments and corporate affairs to challenges facing coal.

 
 
 
 

Mining in the Andes

A joint solution from RCT and Hexagon Mining is helping a Chilean mine overcome the challenges of operating in the Andes.