South Africa coal news
Khanye Colliery becomes South Africa’s first Bettercoal producer
Canyon Coal’s Khanye Colliery will implement a robust Continuous Improvement Plan in the coming four years as part of the Bettercoal programme, enhancing the mine’s sustainability efforts.
FutureCoal launches southern Africa Chapter
FutureCoal has launched the southern Africa Chapter, with Seriti Resources Group Chief Executive Officer, Mike Teke, serving as its inaugural Chairman.
Electra Mining Africa to bring industries, buyers, and sellers together
This year’s event is set to be one of the biggest Electra Mining Africa exhibitions to date, with over 850 companies exhibiting across six exhibition halls and four sizable outside exhibit areas.
Kangra Coal research supports coal industry safety standards
Kangra Coal has embraced proactive steps towards ensuring the safety of its workforce with the recent completion of a simulated underground emergency procedure at its mine in Mpumalanga.
TAKRAF provides advanced conveying system in backfill project
TAKRAF has provided design, engineering, and construction support services for the third phase of a major backfill project for a coal mining complex in Limpopo, South Africa.
Thungela establishes export marketing function in Dubai
Thungela has announced the successful registration of Thungela Marketing International with the Dubai Multi Commodity Centre Authority.
Black Royalty Minerals Koornfontein signs Bettercoal letter of commitment
Black Royalty Minerals Koornfontein has signed Bettercoal’s letter of commitment.
Zanrunix Highveld Collieries signs letter of commitment
Zanrunix Highveld Collieries has joined the Bettercoal Assessment Process and started its journey towards becoming a Bettercoal Producer by signing its Letter of Commitment.
Coal’s Gambit
SPECIAL REPORT: Ryan Driskell Tate and Tiffany Means, Global Energy Monitor, USA, provide a survey of the world’s coal mining projects.
IEEFA: More financial institutions commit to coal divestment
According to the IEEFA, the number of financial institutions committed to coal divestment has doubled in three years.