Mining

VGK has launched a monitoring system for heavy vehicles transporting coal along the Solntsevsky Coal Times (Shakhtersk Coal Seaport) route.

€2 million project to explore feasibility of injecting carbon dioxide underground at Polish laboratory.

MOGAS Industries, Inc. recently completed the acquisition of assets of Watson Valve, a Houston-based turn-key manufacturer of severe service valves, to include repairs and coating services.

The Trime Group, an Italian manufacturer of a range of environmentally sensitive construction machinery, have launched a brand new lighting tower aimed specifically for the worldwide mining industries.

The National Mining Association (NMA) has recently applauded the reform to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) governing regulations.

Following the completion of a £4 million second phase, the Coal Authority’s Lynemouth mine water treatment scheme in Northumberland can now treat the equivalent of 2400 Olympic-sized swimming pools of water every year.

Adani has recently started work at the opencast mine to remove the layers of overburden above the coal seams.

Anglo American has recently released its production report for 2Q20, which includes a decrease in coal production.

TOMRA’s X-Ray Transmission diamond recovery technology offers customers a diamond recovery of greater than 98%.

MetLife has become the first US life insurer to adopt a policy restricting coal investments.

The Queensland Resources Council recently appeared before the committee reviewing the ‘Environmental Protection and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2020’ and urged it to recommend the state government clarify aspects of the legislation.

Jennmar Services has announced that it has purchased Turning Point Services, Inc.

Mackay-based G&S Engineering, a wholly owned subsidiary of DRA Global Ltd, will build Adani’s Coal Handling Plant, having been awarded a contract to deliver the project.

Eka Software Solutions announced today that Fujax Resources has selected Eka’s Cloud Platform designed to improved reliability and quality control at every step in its supply chain.

Rio Tinto, Turquoise Hill and the government of Mongolia have reached an agreement on the preferred domestic power solution for Oyu Tolgoi.