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Under the dome

Dome Technology recently provided a balance of speed, safety and aesthetics for China Coal’s bulk storage needs at its Hulusu and Menkeqing coal mines.

 

Fraught Freight

In the Spring issue of Dry Bulk, Colin Hamilton of Macquarie Research, UK, gives an insight into the dry bulk freight market and the obstacles it faces.

 

Asia won’t abandon coal

While the coal industry faces difficulties, Anthony Fensom reports on reasons for optimism in the East Asian coal market.

 

Doom, gloom – and a little light

As coal prices near bottom, coal producers are likely to face challenging market conditions for next few years, but there are some positive signs emerging for industry in long run

 

To swing or not to swing

Can the US continue its historic role as the swing supplier to the seaborne coal market.

 
 

Outlook for Indian coal demand remains strong

India’s domestic coal production is to continue to grow strongly as CIL ramps up production. But imports will still be needed as the country will miss its 2020 production target of 1.5 billion t.

 

Mongolia: the slow and bumpy road

Parliamentary elections and slowing demand for commodities – particularly in China – are slowing the development of Mongolia’s mineral resources.

 
 

Mining Indaba 2016 outcomes

Following Mining Indaba 2016, Liv Carroll, Wardell Armstrong International, asks whether the mining industry can return to long-term sustainable growth.

 
 
 

The future of ash fusion analysis

A report on recent advances in ash fusion analysis, which first appeared in the February 2016 issue of World Coal.

 

The good, the bad and the ugly

Southern Africa’s coal producers face myriad challenges with limited upside, as Jonathan Rowland reports.

 

The ugly: South Africa

South Africa’s politics and economy are putting pressure on a coal industry already hurting from falling coal prices.