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15.10.2019 (1080 Clicks)

Thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions announces new CEO of the Mining Technologies Business Unit

Effective November 1, 2019, Jan Lüder will take over as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Mining Technologies business unit at Thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions AG.

14.10.2019 (742 Clicks)

Queensland Resource Companies Investing in new Technologies to reduce Emissions

Queensland resources sector continues to invest in new technologies to reduce emissions across the sector and is calling for an agnostic approach to the energy mix.

11.10.2019 (804 Clicks)

Nordic Iron Ore publishes the Executive Summary of the Blötberget Feasibility Study

Nordic Iron Ore announces that the Executive Summary of the Blötberget Feasibility Study (undertaken by Golder Associates) has been published.

10.10.2019 (1067 Clicks)

Halbach & Braun takes over the mining products of Wollbrecht TIG mbH

The companies Halbach & Braun Maschinenfabrik GmbH & Co. (HB) and Wollbrecht Technische Innovationsgesellschaft mbH (TIG) have agreed on a takeover of TIG's mining products by HB.

10.10.2019 (1011 Clicks)

Festive Reopening for the Forggensee Reservoir Dam in Germany

Once again, traffic is driving along the dam crest, electricity generation is running full-steam ahead, and lake Forggensee is filled with water. After a total construction time of only 16 months, during which all participants worked at maximum capacity, remediation of the Forggensee reservoir dam in Rosshaupten was successfully completed in July 2019. After completion of the new street along the dam crest (including walking and biking paths) and other construction projects, the Rosshaupten reservoir dam was re-opened on September 12 during a festive ceremony.

09.10.2019 (812 Clicks)

Copenhagen's Cityringen: Inauguration of Metro Line built by Salini Impregilo

Salini Impregilo CEO: Copenhagen's Cityringen an iconic sustainable mobility project. Queen of Denmark inaugurates metro line built by Salini Impregilo.

09.10.2019 (828 Clicks)

Salini Impregilo Group wins Tunnelling Contract in Washington, U.S.A.

Lane (Salini Impregilo Group) has won a $255-million (€224.3 million) contract to build a water storage tunnel to help reduce polluted overflows into the Lake Washington Ship Canal in Washington, a first for Lane in the U.S. state in a sign of recognition of its leadership in the water sector.

09.10.2019 (819 Clicks)

Railway Tender Conference 2019 in Norway

Bane Nor invites suppliers to our Tender Conference where we will present upcoming plans in the field of railway systems. The conference is held on Wednesday, November 27th 2019 in Lillestrøm.

08.10.2019 (878 Clicks)

1000 Coal Jobs a Step closer with Environmental Authority for Olive Downs Mine

The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has welcomed the ongoing progress on development of the Pembroke Resources Olive Downs coking coal mine, bringing up to 1000 jobs closer.

QRC Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane said Pembroke Resources’ announcement that the project had received its Environmental Authority (EA) for the $1 billion Olive Downs project, near Moranbah, was good news for Central Queenslanders.

“The Olive Downs mine will create up to 500 jobs during construction and up to 1000 once fully operational.  The finalisation of the EA is an important next step to bring this project closer to a reality. A clear timetable and a set of milestones for development are important for all resources projects, given the size of each investment and the time needed for planning.”

Mr Macfarlane said Olive Downs will be one of the largest open cut coking coal mines in the world and more importantly a significant contributor to royalty payments which build the vital infrastructure which benefits all Queenslanders.

“This is more good news for Queensland’s coal industry. It’s high-quality coal, close to ports and highlights the wealth of opportunities Queensland can generate from the largest exporting coking coal basin in the world, the Bowen Basin. The Isaac region is a heartland for our resources sector, creating so much of the wealth that benefits our state. This project will be another valuable addition to Queensland’s world-leading resources sector.”

Queensland’s resource sector operates within a strict environmental management framework while using only 0.1 per cent of Queensland’s land mass.

Source: QRC

                     

07.10.2019 (910 Clicks)

SMT Scharf AG adjusts its Forecast for 2019 and is Setting Course in its Sales Activities

• Outlook for 2019 updated in light of deteriorating market environment
• Global sales activities improve conditions for further growth
• Assessment of the acquisition of assets of the Mühlhäuser Group completed