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In Demand Again: Market for Coal Heating Up
June 20, 2022
Remember the old West Virginia catchphrase, “Coal is what keeps the lights on?” Turns out there may be some modern day truth to that statement, particularly in light of current headlines. There is a growing worldwide market for coal, as
UMWA Pledges Full Support for 15-month Alabama Miners’ Strike
June 20, 2022
The United Mine Workers of America is committing “all necessary resources” to continue a strike that has dragged on for almost 15 months against Warrior Met Coal in Alabama. Delegates to the UMWA’s Constitutional Convention last week unanimously passed a
Kameron Collieries Set to Reopen Donkin Underground Coal Mine, Canada
June 17, 2022
A Cape Breton coal mine that was shuttered two years ago could reopen as early as this fall to cash in on the recent surge in coal prices, a local politician said Thursday. James Edwards, a regional councilor, said the
GoldMining Options Almaden Property to NevGold for Total Consideration of $16.5 Million, Idaho
June 17, 2022
GoldMining Inc. has entered into an option agreement with NevGold Corp. where NevGold’s subsidiary may acquire a 100 percent interest in the company’s Almaden Project, located in Idaho. The agreement provides for total cash and/or share consideration to the company
Fortescue and Liebherr Establish Partnership for Zero Emission Mining Equipment
June 17, 2022
Fortescue Metals Group entered into a partnership with multi-national equipment manufacturer Liebherr for the development and supply of green mining haul trucks for integration with the zero emission power system technologies being developed by Fortescue Future Industries (FFI) and Williams
Jim Constantopoulos: Mounting Mineral Imports a U.S. Problem
June 17, 2022
The United States is beholden to Russia and China for many of the minerals and metals needed in the shift to green energy. With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, there should be no doubt that our nation’s reliance on Russia and
Women in Mining On the Move
June 17, 2022
Rocks are coming down drills are working all across Arizona. For some, women in mining might not be something that you typically think about, but it’s a big deal for mining engineer Liz Diaz. “When you think of electronics, they
Komatsu to Acquire Australia-based Mine Site Technologies
June 16, 2022
Komatsu, through its wholly owned subsidiary in Australia, has agreed to acquire Mine Site Technologies, a provider of operational optimization platforms for underground mining that leverage communication devices and position tracking systems. As global demand for essential resources requires Komatsu’s
Alpha CEO David Stetson to Open Bluefield Coal and Mining Show
June 16, 2022
Organizers of the Bluefield Coal and Mining Show said that Alpha Metallurgical Resources CEO David J. Stetson will open the 24th biennial event on September 14 in West Virginia. Stetson will also address a large crowd during the media and
W.Va. Attorney General Leads State Coalition Against New SEC Climate Change Disclosures
June 16, 2022
West Virginia’s Attorney General said Wednesday that he has led a coalition of 24 states in filing formal comments regarding a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission initiative that would require companies to make policy statements not related to financial performance.
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