The past six months have seen a flurry of miners making headlines for their efforts in decarbonising rail networks that support their sites.
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Major miners committed to emissions accountability
Major miners Fortescue Metals Group, Aurizon and South32 have signed up to the new Corporate Emissions Reduction Transparency report pilot.
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Aurizon continues charge for green rail with UQ
Aurizon has partnered with the University of Queensland (UQ) to strengthen its credentials in zero-emission rail freight technology, investigating ‘new-generation’ batteries and green hydrogen fuel-cell technology.
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Hydrogen rail on the Aurizon for Anglo
Aurizon and Anglo American have begun investigating hydrogen-powered bulk freight trains to create more sustainable supply chains in mining.
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Aurizon to acquire One Rail Australia
Aurizon has signed an agreement with Macquarie Asset Management to acquire One Rail Australia (ORA) for $2.35 billion.
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Coal looking at 10 more years of growth: Aurizon
Aurizon has forecast the continued growth of Australia’s coal sector to 2030, after which point a decline in the commodity may appear.
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Westport grows legs as WA demands trade growth
The long deliberated Westport, south of Perth, has been the subject of a market briefing, as plans for Western Australia’s latest port facility look to satiate the state’s trade needs.
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Aurizon just the ticket to get Macarthur on the move
Aurizon has agreed to transport up to 500,000 tonnes of direct-shipment ore per year for Macarthur Minerals, between Kalgoorlie and Kwinana in Western Australia.
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Aurizon anticipates coal export growth
Aurizon Holdings is confident of the long-term demand for Australian coal from international markets despite a 10 per cent drop in exports during the second half of last year.
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Aurizon forecasts China blow to Australian coal exports
Aurizon managing director and chief executive officer Andrew Harding has anticipated that China's decline in coal import volume will continue.
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Aurizon recommends policy changes to rail freight services
Aurizon has pushed Australia’s federal and state governments to consider policy changes to increase the environmental and economical benefits of rail freight over road freight.
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Aurizon flags coal freight slump
Aurizon has recorded no significant impact to its operations in the 2020 financial year due to COVID-19, but expects a slump in the near future.
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Follow the leaders: Appointments at Rio Tinto, South32 and more
Stay on top of the latest executive appointments across the mining sector over the past week, including at Rio Tinto, Engineering Australia, South32 and more.
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Loram assists in keeping mining on track
Rail’s role in the Australian mining industry remains crucial in connecting the ore, coal and other materials mined in the country to the rest of the world. Australian Mining speaks to Loram about its growing link to the industry in the country.
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Clive Palmer weighs up legal action against liquidator
A Special Purpose Liquidator (SPL) of Queensland Nickel (QNI) admitted she has failed to disclose crucial documents involving QNI’s major creditor Aurizon.
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Coal miners reach deal with Aurizon over QLD rail access
Rail operator Aurizon has signed agreements with coal mining customers for a revised rail access deal via the Central Queensland Coal Network (CQCN).
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Flooded rail track in QLD to be repaired earlier than expected
A flooded rail track that has significantly impacted mineral shipments from major miners such as Glencore could be repaired ahead of schedule, according to railway operator Queensland Rail.
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Aurizon to lift threats of cutting $4 billion in exports revenue
Following the dispute between the Queensland Competition Authority (QCA) and monopoly network operator Aurizon over QCA's latest draft ruling, the Queensland Resources Council (QRC) today announced that it will not come to the QCA in partnership with Aurizon under duress.
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Leading coal miners hope to join Aurizon review against QCA
Ten coal producers want to join the judicial review application filed by Aurizon against the Queensland Competition Authority (QCA) in the Supreme Court of Queensland.
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Aurizon rail dispute a potential $2bn threat to QLD state coffers
Rail operator Aurizon's dispute with the Queensland Competition Authority (QCA) over the latter's draft ruling is threatening up to $2 billion in lost royalties for Queensland over the next four years, according to the Queensland Resources Council (QRC).
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