Massive Canadian Donkin coal project now property of U.S. miner
The project is sitting on one of the largest undeveloped coal deposits in North America,
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Alpha Natural Resources president steps down to be CEO of another coal miner
Paul Vining will become CEO of an affiliate of Cline Group, focused on the acquisition and operation of coal mines outside of the U.S.
Sandvik unveils new mid-range mining crushers
Part of the firm's CH800 series of mining cone crushers, the two models aim to help improve productivity and profitability in the mid-range segment.
First Majestic Silver logs record production in last quarter of 2014
It produced over 4 million silver equiv. oz. in Q4, hitting an annual record of 15.25 million silver equiv. oz. for the year.
Queensland coal exports reached record high in 2014
In 2013-14, Queensland coal producers spent $19 billion state-wide on wages, goods and services and voluntary community contributions.
Ivanhoe Mines excoriates Globe and Mail over Platreef report
Article implies that the company engaged in illicit practices to obtain the necessary permits for its Platreef mine in South Africa.
Canadian Natural Resources slashes spending, defers oil sands project
The firm is deferring the first phase of the 40,000-barrel-per-day project Kirby oil sands project in northern Alberta, originally targeted for the fourth quarter of 2016.
Fission Uranium stock skyrockets after doubling up resource estimate
Analysts were expecting 50-80 million pounds, but instead learned the uranium project holds over 105 million pounds in the indicated and inferred categories.
China’s green ban hitting Aussie coal exporters hard
Australia exports as much as 49 million tonnes of thermal coal a year to China.
Rio Tinto to spend at least $500 million to advance diamond project in India
The Bunder project will be one of the only four diamond mines to be operational over the next decade.
How Rio–Glencore talks fell apart
In the end it wasn't about copper, iron ore or coal, but who was paying more.
