New development of Queensland CBM extraction
QGC and its joint venture partners have announced a AUS1.7 billion project to develop its coalbed methane – called coal seam gas in Australia – extraction in the Surat Basin, Queensland.
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QGC and its joint venture partners have announced a AUS1.7 billion project to develop its coalbed methane – called coal seam gas in Australia – extraction in the Surat Basin, Queensland.
The Australian Petroleum and Exploration Associations (AAPEA) has critised a proposed Senate enquiry into Australia’s coalbed methane industry as politically motivated.
Peabody Energy’s Wambo coal mine has received approval from the New South Wales government to develop three new longwall panels.
Following recent difficulties in the mining sector, Dingo, a mining software provider, has indicated it is looking to unearth growth opportunities in Latin America.
Coal production in the US for the week ending 7 November fell slightly from the previous week, continuing to trend below 2014, according to the latest report from the Energy Information Agency.
Belt Conveyor Guarding, a company that designs and manufactures safety guarding for industrial equipment, detail the importance of conveyor guarding and safety.
A round-up of some of this week’s key news items from the international coal industry, from updates on projects to the latest developments on reducing emissions.
Canadian Pacific (CP) is considering a bid for its larger US rival, Norfolk Southern, according to reports in the financial press.
Kevin Paprzycki will take up the role of CEO of Westmoreland Coal a month earlier than expected following the diagnosis of current CEO, Keith Alessi, with cancer.
Corsa Coal has reported its financial results for the three and nine months ended 30 September 2015.
Hexagon Mining had begun field trials to integrate its SAFEmine collision avoidance system into its Leica Jigsaw fleet management system.
Armstrong Energy Inc. reports results for the three and nine months ended 30 September 2015.