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China’s moves on coal quality to benefit Aussie miners China’s moves on coal quality to benefit Aussie miners

China’s administration proposes minimum standards for sulphur, ash and energy content in thermal coal, in an effort to improve the market for local miners and curb pollution.

Project spending plummets as costs rise
Project spending plummets as costs rise

The biannual report from The Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics on Australia's pipeline of major resources projects predicts massive write-downs in future spending, cost blowouts and a steep decline in green-and-brownfield exploration.

Cokal plans shallow barging for Indonesian met coal
Cokal plans shallow barging for Indonesian met coal

Indonesian-focused Aussie junior Cokal has advanced its plans in Central Kalimantan, opting to develop a river barging solution for its metallurgical coal project in the Upper Barito basin.


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Safety award winner: BHP’s gripper jaw valve innovation

BHP Billiton’s Dendrobium Mine won the NSW Minerals Council Innovation Award for its modification of a gripper jaw valve bank handle on a JOY 12CM30 continuous miner. Below is an extract from BHP’s nomination for the Awards.

Centennial Coal award for manual handling tool

Centennial Coal was recognised at the NSW Minerals Council Innovation Awards for a tool to assist workers with hanging and lowering cables.


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