The bad: Mozambique
Mozambique’s logistical challenges will remain a restraining hand on its coal industry but is not discouraging Asian investors.
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Mozambique’s logistical challenges will remain a restraining hand on its coal industry but is not discouraging Asian investors.
South Africa’s politics and economy are putting pressure on a coal industry already hurting from falling coal prices.
In a letter addressed to Union Minister of State for Coal, Power, New and Renewable Energy, ASSOCHAM advises on ways to boost domestic production of metallurgical coal in India.
BG Group’s QCLNG coalbed methane to LNG project in Queensland achieved plateau production in 4Q15 with 31 cargoes produced.
To better focus on evaluating customers’ needs and improving product lines, McLanahan creates a product management and development team, leading to changes in its corporation structure.
A round-up of some of this week's key news items from the international coal industry, from the latest mining updates to outlooks on SSE’s intention to close Fiddler’s Ferry coal plant.
Chinese construction machinery company, Zoomlion, has made a bid for Terex, complicating the US company’s
CIMIC has revised its takeover bid for Sedgman following a complaint by Sedgman to the Australian Takeover Panel.
South32 has said it will take a US$1.7 billion impairment charge to its manganese, alumina and thermal coal businesses with the promise of more pain to come.
According to GMB, the UK government should not allow Fiddler’s Ferry power plant to closure until there is new capacity to maintain electricity supply.
Mongolian coal mine operator, Mongolian Mining Corp., has appointed restructuring advisors to help it deal with its debt load.
ADA-ES tackles MATS compliance with new compliance strategy service.