Thermal coal prices have risen above $US200 per tonne for the first time since November began, owing to Indonesia’s export ban while it manages domestic supply issues.
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Resources exports to skyrocket
Australia’s resources and energy exports are expected to reach a record $379 billion in 2021-22, up from $310 billion in 2020-21.
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Coal prices face stark forecasts to 2024: KPMG
KPMG has predicted the decline of coal prices towards 2024 with a fall of more than 20 per cent on the horizon for hard coking coal.
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TerraCom to extend Blair Athol coal mine life
TerraCom has extended the life of its Blair Athol coal mine in Queensland's Bowen Basin by approximately 10 years.
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Thiess contract at Mount Pleasant nears $1bn
MACH Energy has selected Thiess as the preferred contractor for mining services at the Mount Pleasant thermal coal project in New South Wales.
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Bravus breaks first coal milestone at Carmichael
Bravus Mining and Resources has struck first coal at the Carmichael project in Queensland with the company on track to export first coal later this year.
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Turbulent Whitehaven reduces guidance after fourth revision
Whitehaven Coal has reduced its production guidance again, with mixed results across its New South Wales operations presenting a cumulative negative effect.
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Australian thermal coal best-in-class
The quality of Australia's thermal coal has significant advantages over other countries, including fewer carbon emissions, according to a Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) report.
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Anglo American to resume mining at QLD coal mines
Anglo American has confirmed mining activities will ramp up over the coming weeks at the Moranbah North coal mine in Queensland, while the Grosvenor mine should do the same later this year.
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NSW thermal coal charges up as demand rises
Newcastle thermal coal futures have risen to their highest price since July 2018 at $US121.25 ($156.50) per tonne on Wednesday, off the back of increasing demand of the commodity in Asia.
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Australian commodity outlook shines into 2030
Demand for Australia’s key mineral and energy commodities has been expected to accelerate towards 2030, according to a report commission by the Minerals Council of Australia.
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Anglo American, South32 walk away from thermal coal
Anglo American is the second company to separate itself from its South African thermal coal assets following a similar move by South32 last week.
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BHP plots Mt Arthur mine life extension
BHP plans to seek approval for an extension of operations at the Mount Arthur thermal coal mine in New South Wales to 2045 despite recent efforts to sell the asset.
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The enduring life of thermal coal
Is a balanced mix between thermal coal and renewable energy the answer to the world’s needs? Vanessa Zhou speaks with Bravus and Yancoal to discuss the appeal and sustainability of thermal coal as a mined commodity.
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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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Glencore coal output drops amid soft market
Glencore has suffered a blow to its Australian coal production across all product categories during the second half of last year.
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Anglo American coal output dips with Grosvenor suspension
Anglo American has reported a 33 per cent drop in its export metallurgical coal production in the December quarter compared with the prior corresponding period.
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Australian coal exporters brush Chinese ban aside
Australia has overcome China’s alleged coal import ban, with its coal exports increasing during December, according to Australian Minister for Resources, Water and Northern Australia Keith Pitt.
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Yancoal plots NSW coal mine expansion
Yancoal has flagged the possibility of an underground operation at the Mount Thorley Warkworth thermal and coking coal project in New South Wales.
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Itochu to exit thermal coal business by 2024
Itochu Corporation plans to start divesting its thermal coal mining assets in Australia from this year.
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