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voda 22 augustus 2019 19:18

Blackjewel to Halt Transport of Virginia Coal

A filing in a federal bankruptcy court said that Bankrupt coal producer Blackjewel LLC and the US Department of Labor have agreed to a number of stipulations that will halt the transport of coal at three sites in Virginia until the issue of idled employees receiving overdue pay is resolved. The federal government argues that the coal at three Blackjewel facilities in Raven, Honaker and Appalachia are “hot goods” produced in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act, which prohibits the transportation of goods made in violation of minimum wage and overtime requirements.

The filing said that Blackjewel and the marketing company, Blackjewel Marketing and Sales Holdings LP, “agree that they shall not transport, offer for transportation, ship, deliver, sell, or otherwise place into commerce any coal mined, processed, or stored in Virginia, including but not limited to the Virginia Coal” at the three locations “until the issue of the uncompensated work performed on the Virginia Coal by Debtors’ employees is resolved.”

The most recently available federal data, Blackjewel filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on July 1 in US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of West Virginia. As the company started bankruptcy proceedings, it halted operations at its facilities in Virginia, Kentucky, West Virginia and Wyoming. The company was the country’s sixth largest coal producer in 2017.

Source : Roanoke.com

voda 22 augustus 2019 19:18

BHP’s Announces Annual Coal Revenues for FY 2019

BHP’s annual coal revenues for FY 2019 have increased to USD 9.1 billion compared from USD 8.8 billion for the previous corresponding period as the company continued to ramp up production from its Queensland and New South Wales operations. Coal was the company's second biggest contributor to BHP's underlying earnings after iron ore at USD 3.4 billion for FY2019. However, this figure was lower than the earnings before interest and tax result for FY2018 of USD 3.6 billion.

Queensland Coal unit costs increased 2% to USD 69 per tonne mainly due to wet weather impacts and higher strip ratios, diesel prices and contractor stripping costs, which were partially offset by favourable exchange rate movements.

Unit costs in the 2020 financial year are expected to be between USD 67 per tonne and USD 74 per tonne based on an exchange rate of AUD/USD70c as a result of increased wash plant maintenance and local inflationary pressures.

The company said that "In the medium term, we expect to lower our unit costs to between USD 54 and USD 61 per tonne reflecting higher volumes, lower strip ratios, optimised maintenance strategies and efficiency improvements from the transformation programs."

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 22 augustus 2019 19:19

Technology Boosts Productivity at RusCoal’s Khakassia Mine

Canadian Mining Journal reported that Russian Coal saw a 5% increase in productivity at its Stepnoy pit just two months after the company installed, in the mine’s BelAZ dump trucks, a technological solution called Karier Mine Fleet Management System, which is produced by Vist Group.

According to Mr Sergey Sekletsov, head of IT at the Chernogorsk Branch of Russian Coal, the mine’s existing software was updated by automating its information transmission processes.

Now, up-to-date statistics on transportation volumes and downtime, as well as dump truck distances and loads are being transmitted to the 1C system installed at the mine. This allowed for the initial boost in productivity.

Source : Canadian Mining Journal

voda 22 augustus 2019 19:20

Corsa Coal Announces Financial Results for Q2 & H1 of 2019

Corsa Coal Corp reported financial results for the three and 6 months ended June 30, 2019. Corsa reported net and comprehensive income from continuing operations of USD 3.6 million attributable to shareholders, for the Q2 2019, compared to a loss of USD 4.9 million attributable to shareholders, for the second quarter 2018. Net and comprehensive income from continuing operations for the six months ended June 30, 2019 was USD 6.6 million attributable to shareholders compared to a loss of USD 2.9 million attributable to shareholders for the six months ended June 30, 2018. Corsa's adjusted EBITDA was USD 10.1 million and USD 19.3 million for the three and six months ended June 30, 2019 compared to USD 4.3 million and USD 15.2 million for the three and six months ended June 30, 2018. Corsa's EBITDA was USD 10.2 million and USD 19.8 million for the three and six months ended June 30, 2019 compared to USD 2.3 million and USD 11.4 million for the three and six months ended June 30, 2018.

Cash production cost per ton sold was USD 84.55 for the second quarter 2019, a decrease of USD 7.65 per ton, or 8%, as compared to the second quarter 2018. Cash production cost per ton sold was USD 83.92 for the six months ended June 30, 2019, a decrease of USD 7.87 per ton, or 9%, as compared to the six months ended June 30, 2018.

Total revenue from continuing operations was USD 63.0 million for the second quarter 2019 compared to USD 57.3 million for the second quarter 2018, an increase of 10%. Total revenue from continuing operations was USD 120.3 million for the six months ended June 30, 2019 compared to USD 137.8 million for the six months ended June 30, 2018.

Low volatile metallurgical coal sales tons, comprised of "Company Produced" tons and "Value Added Services" purchased coal tons, were 414,105 in the second quarter 2019 compared to 282,444 in the second quarter 2018. In the second quarter 2019, Corsa sold a total of 36,306 "Sales and Trading" tons, which are treated as pass-through from a profitability perspective, compared to 109,890 tons in the second quarter 2018. See "2019 Year-to-Date Sales Metrics" for a description of Corsa's three types of metallurgical coal sales.

Corsa achieved an average realized price per ton of metallurgical coal sold of USD 117.48 for all metallurgical qualities in the second quarter 2019 compared to USD 115.52 in the second quarter 2018. This average realized price is the approximate equivalent of USD 168 to USD 174 on an FOB vessel basis. For the second quarter 2019, Corsa's sales mix included 31% of sales to domestic customers and 69% of sales to international customers.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 22 augustus 2019 19:20

Government Cancels Coal Block Jointly Allocated to NTPC & JKSPDC

PTI reported that the central government has cancelled the joint allocation of a coal block in Odisha to state-owned NTPC and Jammu & Kashmir State Power Development Corporation. NTPC and Power Development Department, Jammu and Kashmir, had earlier requested the coal ministry for cancellation of the coal block. The coal ministry said in a letter to both the companies "It has been decided, with the approval of competent authority in the Ministry of Coal, to cancel the allocation of Kudanali-Luburi coal block jointly allocated to NTPC Ltd and Jammu & Kashmir State Power Development Corporation Ltd."

The coal block, in the Talcher Coalfield of Odisha, has a reserve of 396.10 million tonne.

The ministry further said there is no provision under the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957, and the rules made thereunder to allocate fresh coal block in lieu of a cancelled coal block.

Source : PTI

voda 22 augustus 2019 19:21

SUEK Details Major Investments in Mining Fleet for New Zarechny

SUEK has been implementing a large-scale investment programme to provide the Zarechny open-pit mine in the Kuzbass with the most modern high-performance equipment. In the spring of 2018, SUEK began developing the new site at Zarechny. Over the past two years, more than USD 19 million have been spent on its equipment alone.

In 2018, USD 17.4 million in total was invested in the development of Zarechny. This year, the total mine investment will exceed USD 38 million. In early June, a Komatsu PC4000 electrohydraulic excavator with a bucket capacity of 22 m3 arrived at the facility. The company also purchased a Komatsu WD600 wheeled dozer. Three BELAZ dump trucks were added to the company’s motor transport department: one BELAZ-75131, with a loading capacity of 130 t, and two BELAZ-75306, each with a loading capacity of 220 t. All the trucks have been put into operation.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 22 augustus 2019 19:21

BHP to Decide on Autonomous Truck Deployment at Goonyella Coal Mine

International Mining quoted BHP in its annual results to end June 2019 as saying that autonomous truck hauling remains in feasibility across not only its Western Australia Iron Ore but also its Queensland Coal sites with over 500 trucks being automated in total. Safety incidents with the automated trucks are down by over 80% and the first of several investment decisions are expected by end 2019. Beyond that there will be a staged site rollout from 2020 onwards ie it will be done on a site by site basis. Mr Andrew Mackenzie, CEO, said that “As part of our Transformation program, we expect the gradual deployment of autonomous trucks at our Australian coal and iron ore sites to unlock further efficiencies. A decision to proceed with our first deployment at Queensland Coal’s Goonyella Mine is expected to be made by the end of next month.”

BHP said “In accordance with our Capital Allocation Framework, a decision on the deployment of autonomous trucks will be made on a site by site basis, considering return and risk metrics, as we look to replicate the improvement in haulage costs and reduction in safety incidents seen at Jimblebar.”

Source : International Mining

voda 22 augustus 2019 19:22

Indonesian Thermal Coal Prices under Pressure - Report

Aurgus reported that there were further signs that low-calorific value Indonesian coal prices were coming under pressure, with details starting to emerge that a September-loading GAR 4,200 kcal per kilogram cargo may have traded at a lower price compared with recent similar deals. Bids and offers for GAR 4,200 kcal per kilogram coal were little changed compared with yesterday, with bids at around USD 30.50 per tonne for geared supramax cargoes and offers at around USD 31.50 per tonne. But details began to emerge that a September-loading supramax cargo may have traded at the lower price of around USD 30.40 per tonne.

By comparison, a deal involving a supramax GAR 4,200 kcal per kilogram shipment was done late last week at USD 31 per tonne. Argus last assessed this market on 16 August at USD 31.19 per tonne, down by 90 per tonne from the previous week and the lowest since early January.

Trade was muted in the ICI 4 derivatives market, with details of fresh deals slow to emerge after a total of 104,000t was cleared on the CME last week. September ICI 4 contracts were bid today at USD 30.90 per t and offered at USD 31.50 per tonne, lower than the last Argus settlement price for this month yesterday at USD 31.55 per tonne. October contracts were bid today at USD 30.75 per tonne and offered at USD 31.50 per tonne, which again was lower compared with yesterday's Argus October settlement price, also was also at USD 31.55 per tonne.

The Australian market also appears to be softening amid ample supplies. A 75,000t October-loading cargo of fob Newcastle NAR 6,000 kcal/kg coal was bid at USD 59 per tonne and offered at USD 63 per tonne on screen. That bid-offer range was broadly in line with yesterday's index-relevant trade at USD 61.25 per tonne fob Newcastle for an October-loading 90,000t cargo, but was lower than the most recent Argus assessment of USD 64.28 per tonne on 16 August.

Source : Aurgus

voda 22 augustus 2019 19:33

Safety Regulator Give Nod to Restart of Hunterston B reactor

ONR has given permission for EDF Energy to re-start Reactor 4 at Hunterston B power station. The safety case for Reactor 4 has been subject to extensive scrutiny and testing: by our own internal Independent Nuclear Assurance, the Nuclear Safety Committee a body of independent industry experts and by the ONR themselves. Since the decision was made to take both reactors off line last year, we have completed the most extensive investigation of the reactor core that has ever been undertaken. This has provided us with valuable knowledge about condition of the graphite core. As part of this programme we have worked with the University of Bristol to confirm our understanding of how the core would react in the event of a major earthquake, of a magnitude never experienced in the UK.

Along with Bristol University, we have been working with leading consultancies and expert academics at other universities across the UK including Strathclyde, Glasgow, Manchester, Oxford, Sussex, Nottingham and Durham as well as with leading UK companies such as Fraser-Nash, Wood and SNC-Lavalin. We have also invested over 1000 person years into this research and invested over GBP 125 million in the programme.

As a result we have demonstrated that even in the most extreme conditions our reactors operate within large safety margins. In particular, all control rods would operate as they are designed to do and will safely shutdown the reactor in all circumstances. This has been agreed with the nuclear regulator, ONR, a statutory independent body which is representative of an industry whose regulatory regime is one of the most stringent and respected in the world.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 22 augustus 2019 19:34

Lanco Thermal Power Gets Financial Claims worth INR 24,000 crore

Lanco Thermal Power, the holding company for investments in thermal power plants by Lanco Group, has received financial claims of INR 24,000 crore, said two people with direct knowledge of the matter. Among the 15-20 lenders to the company are Andhra Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Canara Bank, and IDBI Bank. The NCLT’s Hyderabad chapter admitted the case for insolvency proceedings on May 9 this year. Andhra Bank moved the petition under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.

About 99% of the claims have been submitted by banks/financial institutions marked as indirect lenders, which extended loans to holding, subsidiary and associate companies. Most of these companies are undergoing insolvency process or are under liquidation. Direct lenders, with 1% of the claims, loaned funds to the holding company.

Mr Parveen Bansal, designated partner of Delhi-based AAA Insolvency Professionals LLP, was appointed the resolution professional. Bansal confirmed the quantum of financial claims to ET.

Source : Economic TImes

voda 23 augustus 2019 20:15

Commissioner Franz Statement Hailing Court Ruling in Coal Terminal Suit

Ifiber One reported that Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz issued the following statement after the Washington Court of Appeals decision to uphold her agency’s denial of a sublease for the proposed Millennium Bulk Terminals’ coal export terminal in Longview: I applaud the court upholding my agency’s decision to not allow Millennium to use state property. The company repeatedly refused to comply with reasonable requests for information related to its proposal. Washington’s aquatic lands are too important to risk on projects that are not transparent and financially sound.

Franz said that “I’m committed to making sure Washington’s public lands are used to improve our state, now and well into the future. That means protecting our environment and our economy. Millennium’s proposed coal terminal does neither.”

Ruling Affirms DNR Decision

The Washington Court of Appeals ruled that the Washington State Department of Natural Resources had the authority to consider the firm’s financial condition in its 2017 decision to deny a sublease for Millennium Bulk Terminals’ proposed coal terminal on the Columbia River.

The state had requested details about the structure of the agreement between Millennium and the primary leaseholder of the state aquatic property, Northwest Alloys. DNR also requested information about the firm’s financial integrity and the viability of international coal exports, but that information was not provided.

Source : Ifiber One

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voda 23 augustus 2019 20:19

Meghalaya Government to Issue Do’s and Don’ts for Coal Mining

The Shillong Times reported that the state government will soon bring out instructions to explain the procedure of scientific coal mining. A mining and geology department official said that the department is holding discussion with the chief minister and advocate general on the nature of instructions to be circulated to the miners so that this will act as a procedure to be followed when the mining is carried out. The instruction will be a holistic plan as to how to go about mining activities.

The submission of mining plan and the need to take several clearances, including those from the union ministries of coal, forest, environment and labour will be explained in the manual which will be released by the government.

The miners in the state can individually or collectively submit the mining plans. If the mining area is within 150 hectares, there is a provision for the State Environment Impact Assessment Authority to give clearance to the miners to carry out mining.

The official added that "We have to strictly adhere to MMDR Act and other related rules and the miners cannot carry on with rat-hole coal mining any more."

The Supreme Court had on July 3 allowed coal mining with certain conditions and in accordance MMDR Act. Draft policy ready

The mining and geology department has already prepared a draft policy to auction and export the already extracted coal.

The official added that 'The draft policy will be shared with Coal India Ltd and the NGT-constituted committee headed by retired Justice BP Katakey and after getting their inputs, it will be placed before the state cabinet for final approval."

Source : The Shillong Times

voda 23 augustus 2019 20:20

NTPC's Faces Coal Crunch at Kaniha Unit in Odisha

State-run power generator NTPC in a statement said that NTPC's Kaniha unit in Angul district of Odisha is facing coal shortage due to a strike by villagers at the Kaniha Open Cast Project. The coal supply to the Kaniha unit from KOCP has stopped since August 18 due to a strike by villagers at the mines end. NTPC has a 3,000 MW super thermal power station at Kaniha near Talcher. Generation at NTPC's Kaniha unit was severally hit due to stoppage of coal supply for almost two weeks following an accident at the Bharatpur mines on July 23.

As many as four persons were feared dead after being trapped under the debris following a landslide in the mines. NTPC-Kaniha was severely affected leading to the shutdown of four units and generated about 600 MW with two remaining units relying on left out yard stock and railway coal receipts.

The statement said that "After the strike was called off from Talcher Coal Mines on August 7, the station started getting coal from Lingaraj Mines and Kaniha OCP and the situation improved partially. But still, the station is critical as there is no build up of coal in the stockyard."

However, owing to the ongoing strike at Kaniha OCP, coal availability has been severely affected and may lead to progressive shutdown of units, which will affect the power supply to various states, including Odisha.

Source : IANS

voda 23 augustus 2019 20:21

BHP to Weigh Pullout from Coal Mining - CEO

Mr Andrew Mackenzie CEO of BHP said that BHP considering selling off coal assets, a move that would join global peers in the move toward environmentally sustainable businesses. We increasingly have concluded that this is not a business that is going to offer the prospects for growth and would compete for capital compared to our other businesses.

BHP owns the Mount Arthur thermal coal mine in the Australian state of New South Wales, as well as the Cerrejon project in Colombia; the company's thermal coal production fell 6% YoY to 27M metric tons during the latest fiscal year ended June.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 23 augustus 2019 20:21

Australia's South32 in Talks to Sell South Africa Coal Unit to Seriti Resources

Reuters quoted Australia’s South32 Ltd as saying that it was in talks to sell its South Africa energy-coal business to Seriti Resources and will book a related charge of USD 504 million. The charge will be reflected in the company’s annual results due later in the day.

South32 has been running its South African energy coal business as a separate unit since April 2018 in preparation for a sale.

Source : Reuters

voda 23 augustus 2019 20:22

South African Coal Town Kriel is One of Top SO2 Emissions Hot Spots - NASA

Reuters reported that South African coal mining town, Kriel, has been identified by satellite data from US space agency NASA as having one of the highest sulfur dioxide emissions in the world. The only place with higher emissions is Russia’s Norilsk smelter complex. Scientists said that excessive exposure to SO2 particles causes long-term respiratory difficulties and stunted growth in infants among other problems. Kriel about 150km east of Johannesburg is home to state power utility Eskom’s 2,850 megawatt Kriel Power Station, a short distance from two other coal-fired plants Matla and Kendel as well as Sasol’s coal-to-liquid plants. The town is part of a 31,000 sq km area that covers three provinces and houses 12 coal power stations. It was declared a high-priority zone by the government in 2007 because of dangerously high pollution.

The International Energy Agency said that South Africa is Africa’s worst polluter and one of the world’s top 10 coal producers, with an estimated 3.5% of the world’s coal resources.

Environmental and community groups sued the government in June for failing to tackle high pollution in the Highveld Priority Area. The groups want the court to force the government to implement an air quality management plan that was published by the environmental affairs minister in 2012.

Environmental ministry spokesman Mr Albi Modise said the NASA report was worrying and that national air quality plans needed to be reviewed urgently but that economic growth also had to be protected. You can’t wake up and say you’re closing all the coal power stations; imagine what will happen to electricity supply and the communities around them? We have to balance growth with protecting the environment.

Source : Reuters

voda 23 augustus 2019 20:25

NTEC Purchases All Assets of Cloud Peak Energy

Navajo Transitional Energy Company announced a significant acquisition and expansion of operations outside the Navajo Nation paving the way for others to follow in its conscientious energy development footsteps. NTEC has purchased substantially all the assets of Cloud Peak Energy, a public company that has recently filed for bankruptcy. The primary assets are three coal mines located in the Powder River Basin of Wyoming and Montana: Antelope, Spring Creek and Cordero Rojo mines. The properties include surface and mineral rights to approximately 90 000 acres of land.

Cloud Peak Energy had suffered in recent years due to very high levels of debt created by borrowing to finance certain acquisitions. Despite solid performance at the mines themselves, the company was unable to sustain the finance costs associated with this debt. By making the purchase through the bankruptcy process, NTEC has acquired the assets free and clear of this debt burden. NTEC intends to re-focus operations on diligent mining and marketing fundamentals to achieve the same levels of operational and financial success it has accomplished at the Navajo mine.

Each of the three mines acquired by NTEC have different markets based on the quality and nature of the coal produced and each mine has reliable access to the markets they serve. In 2018, Cloud Peak Energy sold approximately 50 million t from its three mines to customers located throughout the US and around the world. The Antelope mine produces 23 million t of low sulfur, 8800 Btu coal, Cordero Rojo mine 12.6 million t of low sulfur, 8400 Btu coal, and Spring Creek mine 13.8 million t of low sulfur, 9350 Btu coal each year. In 2018, Cloud Peak Energy supplied fuel to over 58 power plants generating revenue of USD 832 million.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 23 augustus 2019 20:25

Government Working on Single-Window System to Boost Coal Production - Mr Chaudhuri

Millennium Post, citing Mr Sumanta Chaudhuri, Secretary, Ministry of Coal, reported that the ministry has been working on the policy interventions to develop a single window system for faster approvals of clearances from various Central and State agencies. The application forms may be managed through an online dashboard system and the movement of the applications will be monitored. He was speaking at a stakeholders' consultation programme organised by the Ministry of Coal in association with Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry at a city hotel on Wednesday.

Mr Chaudhuri said that the Ministry has started the process of auctioning of 27 coal mines and allotment of 15 coal mines to Central PSUs & State PSUs. The Centre is contemplating to remove the necessity of prior approval of the Central Government before the State Government grants mining lease. It will speed up the process of mining lease by State Government.

However, it may be mentioned here that the Ministry of Coal has already taken policy decisions to ensure early operationalisation of coal mines which include allowing sale of 25 per cent coal in open market in case of allocation for specified end use plant, relaxation in efficiency parameters, provision of grace periods, introduction of e-CPMP, MDMS portal etc.

He said that the coal sector has witnessed a slew of reforms in last few years. The Centre is also taking measures to address various challenges like logistical inefficiencies along with economic, institutional and environmental hurdles and capacity related issues in the coal units.

Source : Millennium Post

voda 23 augustus 2019 20:27

China's Benchmark Power Coal Price Remains Flat

Xinhua citing Qinhuangdao Ocean Shipping Coal Trading Market Co, reported that China's benchmark power coal price remained flat during the past week. The Bohai-Rim Steam-Coal Price Index, a gauge of coal prices in north China's major ports, stood at USD 81.6 per tonne.

Analysts said that China's ports and power plants are destocking their high levels of stored coal, resulting in weak demand in the coal-producing regions.

Source : Xinhua

voda 23 augustus 2019 20:35

CIL's Renewables Unlikely to Surpass Coal as Major Source for Power Generation - Mr Jha

PTI, citing Coal India Chairman Mr Anil Kumar Jha, reported that renewables are unlikely to surpass coal as the major source for power generation in the near future and asserted that India's energy migration scenario will be different compared to many other countries. State-owned Coal India accounts for nearly 83 per cent of the country's coal production. The question is can renewables take over coal completely in our country? Not in the near future at least. It would not be an exaggeration to state that CIL is synonymous with India's energy scenario.

Mr Jha remarks also come against the backdrop of increasing focus on renewable energy sources for generation of power in different parts of the world. Jha said the energy migration scenario in India would be "different", compared to many other countries which have been switching to renewable sources.

He said that nine mining projects having a total capacity of 69.88 million tonnes per year have been sanctioned and the estimated cost is INR 9,093 crore.

Besides, two rail projects with an outlay of INR 6,656 crore have been approved. For the first time, Coal India had breached the 600 million tonnes-mark in production as well as off-take of coal. The miner produced 606.89 million tonnes of coal and supplied 608.14 million tonnes of the dry fuel, representing growth of 6.97 per cent and 4.8 per cent, respectively, compared to the previous fiscal.

Source : PTI

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