Australia coal news
Scientists at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology turn carbon dioxide back into coal
Researchers from RMIT have developed a technique using liquid metals to turn carbon dioxide back into solid coal.
Queensland Resources Council says resources future project pipeline key to jobs growth
Queensland Resources Council Chief Executive, Ian Macfarlane, said the release of the latest ABS figures showed Queensland’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 6% in January, just a minor decrease from 6.1% in December.
Applications open for Whitehaven’s 2020 graduate intake
Graduates will get the opportunity to gain exposure to either underground or open cut mining in the Narrabri & Gunnedah areas in North West New South Wales, Australia.
McLanahan completes first refurbishment of 2019
The equipment manufacturer refurbished a DDC-Sizer for a coal customer in New South Wales, Australia.
WoodMac assesses Australian high CV thermal coal prices
Australian high CV thermal coal prices are currently at a 19 month low, but Wood Mackenzie believes it will not be for long.
Queensland government must let Carmichael mine proceed without further delay, says Coal Council of Australia
The Queensland government must draw a close to the stalling tactics and unequivocally back the development of the Adani Carmichael project in the Galilee Basin.
Stanmore Coal reports 2H18 financial results
The company recorded a profit after tax of AUS$21.278 million for the half year ended 31 December 2018.
Adani campaigns for greater support from Queensland government
The company has launched a campaign that asks the Queensland government to ‘give Adani a fair go’.
Coal Council of Australia criticises court's declining of Rocky Hill application
Greg Evans, Chief Executive of the organisation, said the decision by the New South Wales Land and Environment court to decline a development application for the Rocky Hill coal mine would benefit foreign competitors.
Queensland Parliament must reject Greens’ anti-resources, anti-jobs bill, says QRC
The Queensland Resources Council has identified the deep flaws in the Mineral Resources Amendment Bill, which is currently being assessed by a Parliamentary Committee.