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Alaska mine with $100bn lode to get lifeline from Trump EPA
By: Bloomberg 26th June 2019 The Trump administration is throwing a lifeline to the massive Pebble mine planned near Alaska’s Bristol Bay, as regulators move toward undoing Obama-era environmental restrictions that have thwarted the project. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will resume considering on Wednesday... →
Slogging hammer, wheel slogger upgrades offer safer maintenance
By: Tracy Hancock 21st June 2019 The slogging hammer and wheel slogger from tools and equipment supplier BMG have been upgraded to provide operators with greater efficiency and improved safety when loosening and tightening bolts and nuts during maintenance on mining equipment. Productivity is significantly improved through the... →
Trump makes his biggest move yet to try to save coal plants
By: Bloomberg 20th June 2019 President Donald Trump is scaling back sweeping Obama-era curbs on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants burning coal, his biggest step yet to fulfill his campaign promise to stop a “war” on the fossil fuel. Yet the Environmental Protection Agency’s rewrite of the Clean Power Plan, which... →
Trump's biggest move to end the ‘war on coal’ won't rescue the industry
By: Bloomberg 19th June 2019 President Donald Trump is scaling back sweeping Obama-era curbs on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants burning coal, his biggest step yet to fulfill his campaign promises to stop a “war" on the fossil fuel. Yet the Environmental Protection Agency’s rewrite of the Clean Power Plan – which... →
QRC accuses Palaszczuk and Trad of broken promises
By: Esmarie Iannucci 11th June 2019 The Queensland resources sector has lashed out at the 2.5% hike in the petroleum royalty rate, revealed in the state Budget on Tuesday, which is expected to net the state government an additional A$476-million over the next four years. The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) on Tuesday said that... →
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7th June 2019 Impact Measurement Solutions (IMS) incorporates machining gear cutting, electrical, instrumentation and automation divisions plc control. Engineering and Manufacturing →
Senex designated acreage in Surat basin for Australia-only gas supply
By: Esmarie Iannucci 28th May 2019 ASX-listed Senex energy has been awarded preferred tender status by the Queensland government for natural gas acreage in the Surat basin. Mines Minister Dr Anthony Lynham said on Tuesday that the 153 km2 of land area had been awarded to Senex to explore for Australian-only gas supply. →
Canavan reappointed; MCA welcomes leadership continuity
By: Esmarie Iannucci 27th May 2019 The Australian resources sector has welcomed the re-appointment of Matt Canavan as Minister for Resources and the re-elected government’s focus on creating jobs, responsible economic management and Budget surpluses. A Coalition government, led by the Liberal party, was voted into power earlier... →
Buoyed by mining recovery, Barloworld looks to Mongolia for growth 
By: Irma Venter 20th May 2019 Barloworld’s results on Monday reflected some of the biggest trends in the South African economy, with the company reporting a sharp drop in equipment sales to the troubled construction industry, as well as a decline in new-vehicle sales and car rental days, but with the mining industry seemingly... →
Positive reaction to Radebe’s lifting of licence restraints on small-scale power plants
By: Terence Creamer 15th May 2019 Industry has reacted positively to revelations that Energy Minister Jeff Radebe has written to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) indicating that it should begin to license small-scale embedded generation (SSEG) projects with capacities of above 1 MW. Business Day reported on... →
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