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.
The bridge reclaimer in the stockpile will be equipped with a specialised SCHADE Active Harrow to ensure homogenisation of the coal.
NQ Minerals Plc, a mineral processing, exploration and mining company, has announced that it has successfully shipped approximately 34 500 t of precious metal pyrite concentrate from its Hellyer gold mine out of Burnie Port, Tasmania.
Prado Silos has installed two silos for biomass storage for a 40 MWe biomass power plant owned by Grupo Ence in Huelva.
Navios’ previously disclosed one-for-fifteen reverse split of its common units is now complete.
US coal exports to Japan were at five year highs, and a royalty hike could make US coal more attractive than Queensland coal in the Japanese market.
Australian companies dealing with operational dust exposure are seeking RST’s advice on a range of fine particle problems in order to comply with the current OEL regulations and prepare for rigorous regulatory changes.
SAMSON Materials Handling will be showcasing its bulk materials handling products at METEC 2019 in Düsseldorf, Germany.
New television screens have been installed across ABP’s Humber ports to display versions of ‘ABP TV’ for employees.
The Solids Handling and Processing Association has honoured Vortex with the 2019 Solids Handling Industry Export Award.
Wind Point acquires North America's leading provider of dry bulk logistics for the chemical and plastics industries.
The crane will be used mainly for continuous-duty bulk handling, and also for general and project cargo up to 100 t.
T-Ports has stated that the Lucky Bay project remains on track to open for grower receivals later this year.
Genco Shipping and Trading Ltd has announced a conference call and webcast to discuss the company’s results for the first quarter of 2019.
Forth Ports has achieved the new ISO 45001 standard in occupational health and safety management.