Australia coal news

Adani Mining’s Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems Management Plan has been finalised and approved by the Queensland Government.

Queensland’s thermal coal exports could be set to grow stronger than forecast, says Wood Mackenzie.

According to the new BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2019, both global coal consumption and production rose in 2018.

The estimated effective rate of assistance from tariff and budgetary assistance for mining is negligible.

Last Friday (7 June), AGL Energy Ltd assessed the extent and impact of an outage at Unit 2 at the Loy Yang A power plant (Australia), and now believes that the Unit, which has been out of service since 18 May, could have an impact on its FY20 results.

The QRC and the resources sector embraces renewable energy, not only as a supplier of electricity for operations, but as a market for the coal and metals mined.

Resource exports delivered over AUS$65 billion of the AUS$85.2 billion total exports of Queensland goods in the 12 months to the end of April 2019.

South Australia is set to invest AUS$10 million in promoting exploration and innovative technologies to accelerate new mining opportunities.

The finalisation of the Black Finch Management Plan is great news for jobs and stronger regional communities in central Queensland.

Peabody is proceeding with reventilation of the first segment of the North Goonyella coal mine.