North Sea preferred CO2 storage destination for Europe
According to a new report launched by the Global CCS Institute, geological carbon dioxide storage resources in the North Sea are among the most thoroughly understood in the world.
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According to a new report launched by the Global CCS Institute, geological carbon dioxide storage resources in the North Sea are among the most thoroughly understood in the world.
Exxaro has announced that Mr WA (Wim) de Klerk will, after much consideration and deliberation, be stepping down as Finance Director of the company.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd has achieved a significant milestone by commission its first 700 MW supercritical thermal unit in Karnataka, India.
The Colorado Mining Association has indicated that many miners are to loose jobs following the idling of the Bowie mine No. 2 and federal and states governments are to blame.
Joy Global has reported first quarter fiscal 2016 operating results and indicates its outlook for the year.
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Sandvik Mining and Schenck Process have signed a global partnership agreement in crushing and screening.
Kibo Mining, which is developing the Mbeya coal-to-power project in Tanzania, has secured a £1.5 million loan facility from Sanderson Capital Partners.
Marubeni and El Sewedy Electric Co. completes a MoU with Egyptian Electricity Holding Co. related to a feasibility study of the construction of an ultra-supercritical coal-fired power plant in Egypt.
Australian coal company, Yancoal, is to put its Donaldson operation, including the Abel underground coal mine, into care and maintenance.
Edenville Energy has been granted the mining licence for its Rukwa coal deposit in Tanzania.