Cline ramps up production at New Elk
Cline Mining (CMK-T) is swinging its New Elk metallurgical coal mine in southern Colorado into full commercial production at a rate of 3 million tons a year, as part of its initial 20-year mine plan.
Cline Mining (CMK-T) is swinging its New Elk metallurgical coal mine in southern Colorado into full commercial production at a rate of 3 million tons a year, as part of its initial 20-year mine plan.
Marketable coal reserves at Coalspur Mines’ (CPT-T) flagship Vista project in Alberta have risen 20% to 313 million tonnes from the 260 million tonnes estimated in the prefeasibility study. The 313 million tonnes will come from a recoverable…
Cline Mining (CMK-T) is swinging its New Elk metallurgical coal mine in southern Colorado into full commercial production at a rate of 3 million tons a year as part of its initial 20-year mine plan.
London, U.K. – After a decade of expansion through M&A, diversified Swiss miner Xstrata (XTA-L) is turning to organic growth to provide its next generation of mines and to increase production through the expansion of others.
Marketable coal reserves at Coalspur Mines’ (CPT-T) flagship Vista project in Alberta have risen 20% to 313 million tonnes from the 260 million tonnes estimated in the prefeasibility study. The 313 million tonnes will come from a recoverable…
Vancouver – Cardero Resource (CDU-T) has released a preliminary economic assessment on its 75%-owned Carbon Creek metallurgical coal project in Northeast British Columbia only months after securing majority ownership of the project.
Prophecy Coal (PCY-T, PCY-V) could start building its 600-megawatt (MW) Chandgana power plant in Mongolia by early 2013, positioning itself for a 2016 start.
B.C.’s new Liberal premier, Christy Clark, has made bold statements about mining since taking power.
Prophecy Coal (pcy-t) could start constructing its 600 megawatt (MW) Chandgana power plant in Mongolia by early 2013, positioning itself for a 2016 start.
Vancouver – British Columbia’s new Liberal premiere, Christy Clark, has made some bold statements to Canada’s mining sector and the rest of the world these past few weeks.
In an unusual move, two firms from traditional rivals China and Japan have teamed up to buy Alberta coal producer Grande Cache Coal (GCE-T) at a hefty premium, despite choppy times for the metallurgical coal industry.
Xstrata’s (XTA-L) subsidiary Xstrata Coal has struck a deal to buy Cline Mining’s (CMK-T) wholly owned Lossan coal deposit in B.C.’s Peace River coalfield for $40 million in cash.
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