Bluefield Coal Show announces paper line up
The Bluefield Coal Show has announced its line-up of paper and presentations for this year’s show.
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The Bluefield Coal Show has announced its line-up of paper and presentations for this year’s show.
New Laser scanners from Maptek enable underground mine operators to improve site safety and survey productivity.
India’s coal consumption is overtaking domestic production and the government has set a coal production target of 1.5 billion t by 2020. The US Energy Information Administration looked at ways to meet this.
JFE Steel Corp. orders a fourth vertical roller mill, LM 28.3 D, which produces pulverised coal for injection into the blast furnace, from Loesche for its integrated iron and steel works in Fukuyama, Japan.
Total has announced that it has closed the sale of its South African coal mining assets, following government approval of the divestment.
Cloud Peak Energy enters an agreement with a local landowner near the Cordero Rojo Mine to access additional coal reserves and potentially develop the mine.
According to Robby Clark, Director of REEDMININGEVENTS, Australian companies are developing game changing solutions for those in the mining field, which will be showcased at AIMEX 2015.
Indian thermal coal imports at major ports jumped 24% y/y from April – July, despite a government push to increase domestic production.
BHP Billiton has announced underlying earnings from its coal business of US$348 million in the twelve months to 30 June 2015.
Columbia Steel’s John Bergner adds surface mines in Mountain States region to his customer base.
According to the latest report from the US Energy Information Agency, coal production in the US for the week ending 15 August rose for the second straight week but continues to fall short of last year.
Bill Raney, President of West Virginia Coal Association, details an outlook on Obama’s Clean Power Plan and how it will affect coal mining in West Virginia.