South32 quarterly metallurgical coal output jumps as operations normalize
South32, along with mining giants like BHP and Rio Tinto, have faced operational disruptions due to worsening labour supply issues.
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China orders top coal region to ensure supplies to coastal hubs
Miners in Shanxi have been asked to prioritize supply of as much as 47.7 million tonnes to seven provinces between May and December.
Waybridge and the Port of Panama City partner to automate and digitize bills of lading
Upgrading from siloed paper bills of lading to electronic bills of lading on an interconnected platform is beneficial for both suppliers and customers, allowing shipment information to be viewed by all parties in real-time on the Waybridge platform.
Russia’s war is turbocharging the world’s addiction to coal
The world’s addiction to coal, a fuel many thought would soon be on the way out, is now stronger than ever.
AME announces upcoming health and exploration safety courses
Online courses for members and students run May 4 and May 14.
Metso Outotec to install 100th anode casting system at Indonesian copper smelter
The Gresik project marks a milestone for the company.
Palladium One reports near 250% increase in LK indicated resources in Finland
The new resource encompasses three open-pits in the Kaukua area, including an initial resource for Kaukua South and Murtolampi, and one at Haukiaho.
McEwen sees potential to grow Fox complex resources with Stock drilling results
McEwen has identified four priority target areas near the Stock mill.
Polymetal shuns local sales in favor of exports
The miner, operating in Russia, said it’s avoiding selling to the country’s banks as they will only buy at a discount.
