Queensland coal news
QRC welcomes Bowen Basin gas pipeline proposal
The Queensland Resources Council has welcomed the news that a proposed new gas pipeline in the Bowen Basin could help reduce industry emissions, boost the state’s gas supplies and create more regional jobs.
Bis awarded key multi-year Hunter Valley haulage contract
Bis has signed a multi-year on-road haulage contract for Yancoal and Glencore’s Hunter Valley Operations at its Howick based processing facility.
Glencore updates on Valeria coal resource option
Glencore is undertaking a range of studies related to the Valeria coal resource option in Queensland.
First export from Bravus’ Carmichael mine ready to sail
The first shipment of high-quality coal from Bravus Mining & Resources’ Carmichael mine has been assembled at the North Queensland Export Terminal in Bowen, ready for export as planned.
Coal industry delivers AUS$2.9 billion to Queensland
The Queensland Resources Council has welcomed the news that stronger than expected metallurgical coal prices have delivered an extra AUS$2.9 billion in royalties to the state budget.
Anglo American and Aurizon look to hydrogen-powered trains
Aurizon and Anglo American have agreed to work together on a feasibility study to assess the introduction of hydrogen-powered trains for bulk freight in Queensland.
Thiess secures 12-month Caval Ridge extension
Thiess has been awarded a 12-month contract extension by BHP Mitsubishi Alliance to continue providing mining and maintenance services at the Caval Ridge Mine in Queensland, Australia.
State Gas starts production testing
State Gas Ltd has recently commenced the third of its current production tests at the Serocold-1 well.
State Gas re-starts production testing at Reid’s Dome
State Gas Ltd has completed production enhancement works at the Nyanda-8 well and a production test of the re-completed well commenced on 28 November 2021.
QRC: Queensland’s high-quality coal industry here for the long haul
Queensland coal producers are willing and able to meet the challenges of modern-day mining and will be operating for decades to come, the Queensland Resources Council has said.