Minerals Council of Australia news
Australia’s mining export success in Asia to continue
The Minerals Council of Australia’s ‘New Frontiers’ research project has found that Australia’s mining export success story in the Asian region has a long way to run.
Thermal coal exports on the rise to Asia and India
Adani has welcomed the recently released economic report from Commodity Insights that demonstrates there is a strong demand for thermal coal in Asia and India over the next decade.
Technology to help meet future emissions challenges
The Minerals Council of Australia has released a report by Commodity Insights on the outlook for thermal coal demand in the Asia Pacific region.
Strong future for Australian minerals despite global uncertainty
The International Energy Agency’s World Energy Outlook is a reminder of the disruption to energy supply and demand caused by COVID-19, the burden on emerging economies, and the need to redouble efforts to reduce emissions using all available technologies.
MCA comments on Springvale mine incident
A coal mine worker was recently found deceased at the Springvale mine in New South Wales, Australia.
Strong partnerships will help attract and retain women in the mining workforce
Strong partnerships are crucial to advance diversity and inclusion in the Australian mining and resources sector.
Personal income tax cuts boost regional communities and minerals workforce, says MCA
The MCA also encourages the government to continue the process of business tax reform.
MCA confirms that Australian mining is not subsidised by taxpayers
The Minerals Council of Australia has agreed with the Productivity Commission’s independent Trade and Assistance Review 2017-2018 which refuted the claim that Australian mining is subsidised by taxpayers.
Carmichael mine construction great news for Queensland jobs and communities
With construction underway, thousands of new direct and indirect jobs will now flow into Queensland.
Ongoing development and co-operation of CCUS critical to reducing emissions
BP’s Statistical Review of World Energy shows coal generation is now the highest it has ever been.