Queensland coal news
QRC welcomes investment in Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal
The Queensland Resources Council has welcomed the Queensland Investment Corp.’s commitment to take a 9.9% stake in the Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal near Mackay.
Adani launches new mining brand
Adani has marked its 10-year anniversary of operations in Australia by launching a new brand for its Australian mining business, Bravus Mining & Resources.
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.
QRC applauds QCoal’s Indigenous employment
The Queensland Resources Council has applauded QCoal’s Indigenous participation rates at the company’s Byerwen coal mine in Central Queensland, Australia.
Traditional Owners welcome Adani and contractors to Carmichael Rail Network
Traditional Owners from the Jangga people in central Queensland have welcomed workers to the Carmichael Rail Network with traditional dance and smoking ceremonies at several cultural sites along the rail corridor.
QRC welcomes health check testing for mine workers
The Queensland Resources Council has welcomed the State government’s commitment of lung health checks for mine workers.
Queensland loses ground in global mining rankings
Queensland has lost ground in the latest global survey of mining companies and investors, falling two places to number 15 in the world for investment attractiveness.
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.
QRC welcomes QCoal Foundation regional scholarship
The QCoal Foundation is making a real difference with its ongoing support of regional communities by providing funding for Queensland students willing to study and work in the regions.
Queensland resource companies invest in new technologies to reduce emissions
“40% of surveyed CEOs are currently investing in the research and development of low emission technologies from carbon capture and storage to energy efficiency projects,” says QRC.