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A global economic recovery in 2021 is expected to drive a short-lived rebound in coal demand following the major drop this year triggered by the COVID-19 crisis, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.
The US Department of Energy Office of Fossil Energy has announced plans to make more than US$7 million in federal funding available for cost-shared research and development to support the design, validation, and fabrication of a prototype carbon-based building.
Exploration activity across coal, petroleum, gold and copper deposits in Queensland continues to rise despite COVID and a drop in coal and petroleum prices, Queensland Exploration Council (QEC) Chair, Kim Wainwright, has said.
Glencore has entered a global agreement with Tre-Altamira to expand satellite monitoring to over 110 of its dams worldwide.
Mechel PAO has reported that its output and sales of anthracites went up by 83% y/y.
Bravus Mining and Resources has begun laying its 200 km railway line in Central Queensland at the Carmichael Project.
The US Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy has announced up to US$5 million in federally funded financial assistance for research and development projects.
Vostochnaya Mining Co. has connected the Shakhtersk coal seaport to the project to digitise all of its assets.
Welsh Secretary, Simon Hart, and Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Stephen Barclay, have agreed funding for coal tip and flood damage remediation work across Wales.
Cyient has announced that it had signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Decipher to support Decipher with the global rollout of their cloud mining platform for tailings and rehabilitation monitoring.
NETL has named Michele Ostraat as its Chief Operating Officer.
Argus Media has reported that Colombian coal railway Fenoco is on track to rail less than 40 million t in 2020 amid suspensions at mining firms Prodeco and CNR.