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Battallion Resources acquires CBM assets in the PRB
15 Dec 20111 min read

Battallion Resources acquires CBM assets in the PRB

Battalion Resources Holding has acquired coalbed methane (CBM) assets in the Powder River Basin (PRB) from J.M. Huber Corp.

Metallurgical coal assets set to define Universal Coal in 2012
15 Dec 20112 min read

Metallurgical coal assets set to define Universal Coal in 2012

After its successful IPO based on near-term thermal coal production assets in 2010, Universal Coal‘s metallurgical coal assets will be the main driver for investor interest in 2012.

Arch Coal acquired South Hilight coal lease in the southern PRB
15 Dec 20112 min read

Arch Coal acquired South Hilight coal lease in the southern PRB

Arch Coal has acquired the South Hilight coal lease in the southern Powder River Basin (PRB) for US$ 300 million. The lease is contiguous with the company’s existing Black Thunder mines and contains high CV, low sulfur coals.

Peabody Energy increases Australian production after mine expansions
15 Dec 20112 min read

Peabody Energy increases Australian production after mine expansions

Peabody Energy will increase its production at the Wilpinjong and Millennium mines in Australia after expansions at both sites were completed. It is expected that the increased production will allow the company to supply an additional 3 – 5 million tpa to the Asian seaborne market.

Average crude oil price for 2011 poised to set 150 year high
14 Dec 20113 min read

Average crude oil price for 2011 poised to set 150 year high

IHS CERA Analysis says that the average crude oil price for 2011 is poised to set 150 year high.

TTC to supply Curtis LNG with CBM feedgas
14 Dec 20111 min read

TTC to supply Curtis LNG with CBM feedgas

Toyota Tsusho Corporation (TTC) has signed a CBM Sales Agreement with Walloons Coal Seam Gas Company Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of BG Group plc., the owner of the Curtis LNG Project.

IEA predicts no slowdown in the world’s appetite for coal over the next 5 years
14 Dec 20113 min read

IEA predicts no slowdown in the world’s appetite for coal over the next 5 years

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has released its Medium-Term Coal Market Report 2011, which predicts that the global demand for coal will grow over the next five years as a result of surging energy demand in emerging economies.

Project update from Mozambi Coal’s Zambezi coal basin projects
14 Dec 20113 min read

Project update from Mozambi Coal’s Zambezi coal basin projects

Mozambi Coal, an Australian coal exploration company with assets in Mozambique, has released an update on recent activities at the company’s Songa, Tete West and Muturara projects. The projects are located in the Zambezi coal basin where a number of major resources companies, including Rio Tinto and Vale, are also active.

BHP enters empowerment transaction with Pembani
13 Dec 20112 min read

BHP enters empowerment transaction with Pembani

BHP Billiton Energy Coal South Africa Ltd (BECSA) has entered into an empowerment transaction with a black-owned consortium led by Pembani Group (Pty) Ltd.

Whitehaven to buy Aston Resources for AU$2.5 billion
13 Dec 20111 min read

Whitehaven to buy Aston Resources for AU$2.5 billion

Whitehaven Coal will acquire Aston Resources in a AU$2.5 billion takeover that will create Australia’s biggest independent coal miner.

Honeywell opens new office in Iraq
13 Dec 20111 min read

Honeywell opens new office in Iraq

Honeywell is opening a full-service office in Basra. Honeywell’s second office to open in Iraq since 2010 will further strengthen the company’s commitment to its customers and partners. The new facility will also support the company’s training and sales capabilities throughout the country.

Unexpected end to COP17 brings a climate deal closer
13 Dec 20113 min read

Unexpected end to COP17 brings a climate deal closer

In an unexpected end to the COP17 summit in Durban South Africa, the US, China and India have agreed to be included in a new legal framework for emissions reduction that will come into force in 2020, although the details of the deal are yet to be agreed. COP17 also agreed to an extension of the Kyoto Protocol to 2017.

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