infrastructure

BHP Iron Ore has received authorisation to increase shiploading throughput at its Port Hedland premises from 290 million tonnes per year to 330 million tonnes per year.

Ahrens’ fit-for-purpose facility for Cavpower demonstrate why they are leaders in the delivery of mining infrastructure solutions

Working in the most remote locations, Ahrens is leading the way in cutting-edge mining infrastructure solutions.

Komatsu has partnered with Telstra to enhance its automation and cloud solution in Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia.

The Queensland Government has mapped out $17 million in infrastructure projects over the next 12 months at the Port of Mackay.

New South Wales has the potential to fortify its economic recovery by approving the 32 mining projects that are sitting in the NSW planning system.

The scope and size of a mine site demands adequate infrastructure that helps operations run smoothly.

Fortescue Metals Group has completed construction of its fleet of tugs and towage infrastructure at the company’s Herb Elliott Port at Port Hedland, Western Australia.

Valmec has been awarded $25 million of services and construction contracts, including a renewal of its long-term services contract with Origin Energy at the Australia Pacific LNG project in Queensland.

NRW Holdings subsidiary Action Drill & Blast has been awarded two Western Australian contracts worth a combined $24.5 million by leading miners, Talison Lithium and BHP.

Valmec has won new services and construction contracts in the gas and infrastructure sectors worth more than $14 million.

The Yatala heavy machinery auction in Queensland (hosted by Ritchie Bros) is expected to clear over $30 million worth of equipment as a result of rising demand to meet the needs of Australian infrastructure projects.

A new PwC report has highlighted the significant cost delays to major projects has to the Queensland economy.

Pilbara miners have slammed the State Government’s approach to selling the Port Hedland facility after Utah Point generated enough cash to pay off the government’s $235 million infrastructure investment.

Glencore has announced it intends to sell its Hunter Valley coal rail assets.

As we wade into reporting season, we examine how a number of industries are faring, today the spotlight falls on the transport sector.

Sustained growth in mining production and export levels has managed to buoy Australia’s economy, protecting it from a potential recession, new BIS Shrapnel data states.

Adani has struck a compensation deal with the Isaac Regional Council which will apply to infrastructure affected by the Carmichael project.

The latest Mount Gibson Iron quarterly report has revealed fresh evidence that staff at the iron ore producer’s loading facilities would be facing up to 20 job losses.

North Korea is reportedly upgrading its coal haulage rail lines as it plans to increase output.