Xstrata Coal buys Cline’s Lossan deposit
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.
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.
Vancouver – Looking to boost internal growth, Teck Resources (TCK.B-T, TCK-N) plans to ramp up production at its western Canadian coal operations and make significant upgrades to two processing facilities in British Columbia.
With the Mongolian economy growing at one of the fastest rates in the world, and China eyeing its neighbour as a potential long-term power source, Vancouver-based Prophecy Coal (PCY-T) is optimistic about its prospects for a power-purchase…
Global coal giant Xstrata (XTA-L) has recently sealed a $147-million cash offer for privately-held First Coal and its northeastern B.C. coking coal assets.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg raised the ire of America’s coal miners and coal-dependent utilities in late July, with his US$50-million donation to the Sierra Club’s “Beyond Coal” campaign.
Shares of Peabody Energy (BTU-N) jumped US$1.30, or 2.2%, to US$60.69 following reports on July 5 that Mongolia had chosen it as part of a global energy consortium including China Shenhua Energy and a Russian-Mongolian group to develop its…
Vancouver – Global coal giant Xstrata (XTA-L) has offered $147 million in cash for privately-held First Coal and its northeastern British Columbia coking coal assets.
To advance its Mount Klappan anthracite coal project in northwest B.C., Fortune Minerals (FT-T) is partnering with South Korean steelmaker Posco.
To advance its Mount Klappan anthracite coal project in northwest British Columbia, Fortune Minerals (ft-t) is partnering with South Korean steelmaker Posco.
Shares of Peabody Energy (BTU-N) jumped US$1.30 or 2.2% to US$60.69 following reports on July 5 that Mongolia had chosen it as part of a global energy consortium including China Shenhua Energy and a Russian-Mongolian group to develop its…
In the article “China Coal aims to become a mid-tier producer,” (T.N.M., May 30 – June 5/11), statements were made in respect of China Coal and its intended acquisition of the operating interest in the Mei Feng coal mine.
The following speech was recently given at the East Kentucky Leadership Conference, during a panel discussion called “Fate & Future of Coal & Alternative Energy Sources.”
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