Dry bulk

FLSmidth and SGTM recently signed a contract with TEKCIM S.A. to co-deliver a full cement plant with a capacity of 3600 tpd.

The vessel's design draws on the shipyard's extensive knowledge of coal carriers, with the goal of achieving safe, reliable and economically efficient transport of coal.

The industry has mostly discussed scrubbers and low sulfur bunkers, but digitalisation can also help to meet the upcoming requirements in a more efficient way.

Queensland’s thermal coal exports could be set to grow stronger than forecast, says Wood Mackenzie.

Sirius Minerals has signed a major take-or-pay supply agreement with Indian Farmers Fertilisers Cooperative Limited for the supply of POLY4.

The agreement will help strengthen and advance the interests and activities of all parties to the agreement, and lead to new approaches to solving problems in areas of overlapping interest.

Data analysis conducted by researchers at Love Energy Savings has determined that the transport sector has seen an incredible 17% growth in the last two years.

The company will release its financial results after the market closes in New York on 11 June 2019.

The contract includes the supply of a new A-frame type shiploader and a conveying system for woodchips.

The refinery was completed with the support of the Port of Hamilton and will begin refining sugar immediately.

The bulk sample of 980 t of pegmatite at Dakar Port will now be shipped to China, to ensure that this sample will still provide high quality information via processing of the ore in an operation-scale plant.

Wood Mackenzie Research Director, Gavin Montgomery, and Wood Mackenzie Research Analyst, Milan Thakore, have provided insight into IMO 2020, EVs and steel, with regards to the needle coke sector.

Zircon sand is not corrosive to metals when tested in accordance with the International Maritime Organisation’s Interim Guidance for Conducting the Refined MHB Corrosivity Test, the Zircon Industry Association has announced.

According to the QRC, there is no point to a trade mission to any of Queensland’s valued trading markets while there is uncertainty that new taxes will be imposed on resources.

The update highlights the appointment of two key contractors in connection with the decision to advance the project to the feasibility study stage, ongoing progress with the proposed development of the demonstration plant, and further development of valued relationships with local communities.