Archive for August, 2009

Coal Blocks for Companies Setting Up End-Use Industry

The government is planning to incorporate a provision in the proposal for auction of coal blocks, under which preference would be given to companies, which were willing to set up end-use industries in the State in which they would mine coal. For full story, click here

Australia NewCastle Coal Exports Jumped

Coal exports at Australia’s Newcastle port, the world’s leading coal export terminal, jumped to a seven-month high in the latest week, as a backlog of shipments were sent following improved output at the mines. For full story, click here

Govt. demands 70% Coal Blocks for Power Sector

The state government has urged the Central government to reserve 70 per cent of coal blocks for the power sector. Gujarat energy and petrochemicals minister Saurabhbhai Patel in a meeting with Union minister for power Sriprakash Jaiswal urged the Central government that the present arrangement of allotting coal mines to state governments should be continued. [...]

Govt. Demanded 70% Coal Blocks for Power Sector

The state government urged the Central government to reserve 70 per cent of coal blocks for the power sector. Gujarat energy and petrochemicals minister Saurabhbhai Patel in a meeting with Union minister for power Sriprakash Jaiswal urged the Central government that the present arrangement of allotting coal mines to state governments should be continued. For [...]

China Coal Bid will test Investment Review

China’s fourth leading coal producer is set to bid for Queensland coal miner, Felix Resources. The potential deal is the leading involving an Australian firm and a Chinese state-owned company since Chinalco’s failed bid to double its stake in Rio Tinto. For full story, click here

Australia NewCastle Coal Exports Jumped

Coal exports at Australia’s Newcastle port, the world’s leading coal export terminal, jumped to a seven-month high in the latest week, as a backlog of shipments were sent following improved production at the mines. For full story, click here