Australia coal news
Queensland's resources sector’s ‘people first’ COVID-19 response
The health and wellbeing of the 372 000 men and women working in the state resources sector is the priority for the Queensland Resources Council (Australia) and its member companies in response to the novel coronavirus.
Australian bushfires: have they made coal reputationally toxic for business?
As the corporate world scrambles to embrace environmental, social and governance sustainable development goals and carbon neutrality targets, alva asks if the reputational risk of any involvement in coal post-Australian bushfires now become too great for businesses and investors to countenance?
Strong resources future reinforced in North Queensland Regional Plan
The Queensland government’s North Queensland Regional Plan has reinforced a strong future for the resources sector.
Luehr filter case study: GR Engineering/Integra Mining Ltd
Austmine Ltd has carried out a case study of Integra Mining's use of Luehr Filter’s fabric filter.
Future of Mining event returns to Sydney
The Future of Mining Australia conference will take place in Sofitel Sydney Wentworth from 23 - 24 March.
Rio Tinto awards Mondium AUS$400 million mine construction contract
Rio Tinto has awarded Perth-based company Mondium a contract valued at approximately AUS$400 million for the design and construction of a mine in Western Australia.
IEA: Australian coal exports set to rise
According to a report by the International Energy Agency, Australia’s coal exports are expected to rise over the next 5 years.
Insurers withdrawing cover from coal projects double in 2019
46% of reinsurance market and 37% of industry’s global assets covered by coal exit policies.
Adani partners with Decmil in another win for regional Queensland
Adani Mining’s Carmichael project has signed a multi-million dollar contract with Decmil to deliver more jobs and economic activity for Rockhampton and regional Queensland.
Martinus Rail partners with Adani to deliver AUS$100 million rail contract
Adani has said that over AUS$450 million worth of contracts had already been awarded on the Carmichael project, the majority to regional Queensland areas.