Australia coal news
21% more jobs in Queensland since last election thanks to resources sector
Currently, there are more than 1300 vacancies advertised in resources, mining and energy across Queensland with more vacancies on the horizon.
BMA completes sale of Gregory Crinum mine
BHP and Mitsubishi Development Pty Ltd have confirmed completion of the sale of the Gregory Crinum Mine in central Queensland to Sojitz Corporation for AUS$100 million.
Mining of continued importance to Australia’s economy
The Minerals Council of Australia has welcomed the latest revenue forecasts by the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science which highlights the continued importance of Australia’s mineral and energy commodity exports.
Energy policies should be technology neutral so as not to damage Australia’s economy
A diverse energy mix is the key to affordability, reliability and lower emissions, says the Minerals Council of Australia.
Peabody reports initial learnings from North Goonyella incident
Today, Peabody reported its initial learnings from the North Goonyella mine fire that started in 3Q18.
Broad approach necessary for securing new investment in reliable power for Australians
Australia’s short-list of projects for detailed consideration through the Underwriting New Generation Investment programme is a welcome start in ensuring the country’s electricity system is capable of delivering affordable power with lower emissions.
Wood Mackenzie comments on China's thermal coal import restriction
China's import restriction on Australian thermal coal could mean a game of musical chairs for producers.
Abbot Point Operations issues statement on Penalty Infringement Notice from Queensland Government
The Queensland Government issued the notice after floodwater entered the Caley Valley Wetlands during unprecedented extreme weather and floods occurred in February.
Canberra’s coal comfort should be a AUS$1 billion Maroon fund for Queenslanders
The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) wants the upcoming federal government’s to commit to reinvesting US$1 billion in company tax into Canberra.
Record Queensland export value on the back of resources
Queensland’s exports have reached a new record of US$82.8 billion – a record third month in a row.