World coal production falls off a cliff
China, the world's largest energy consumer, burned the least coal in six years.
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U.S. company signs collective agreement to restart Wabush Mines
Miners at the closed-down Wabush Mines in Labrador could be back on the job thanks to the recent signing of a collective agreement with the union.
Oil sands projects growth to drive need for more pipelines — CAPP
Canada will need more pipelines built through to 2030 to transport an additional 1.3 million barrels per day of oil sands production to markets across North America and around the world, according to the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
Rio Tinto’s Silvergrass iron ore mine to begin production by year-end
The $338 million-project will take annual mine capacity from 5 to 10 million tonnes.
De Beers to host first auction for third-party exceptional polished diamonds
Sellers and buyers of responsibly sourced, exceptional polished diamonds will be able to transact anonymously via the De Beers Auction Sales platform for the first time this month, when the exceptional polished stones auction is held on 29 June.
Trump has been good news for miners — Callinex CEO
Trump’s measures to revitalize the mining industry are steps on the right direction, and they will benefit not just the US, but also Canada, said Max Porterfield.
Yancoal grabs Mitsubishi stakes in Rio Tinto’s coal mines in $940m deal
Chinese-owned Yancoal has signalled it may raise its bid for Rio Tinto's Hunter Valley coal assets, after striking the agreement with Mitsubishi to buy its stakes in the same mines.
Weir Group expands into Asia with Singapore firm acquisition
Move seeks strengthening the firm’s position as energy markets recover.
Coking coal price slides to 8-month low
Cyclone Debbie forcing Asian steelmakers to diversify supply – Mozambique could be big beneficiary.
