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	Friday, 20 May 2011
	global coal industry coverage from coalweek.com
	NEWS CIL refers acquisition to Coal ministry   Company submits plan to buy 15% in US company's Australian project for government approval. Read more... Arch Coal to downsize workforce Company expects to cut 50-100 ICG jobs at Putnam office. Read more... US coal production increases Coal production increases by 6.3% for the week. [$] Read more... GVK Group to complete Australian acquisition Company set to acquire Hancock Coal's two coal mine. Read more... Resgen says Waterberg Mine attracting interest Many financiers express intent to fund project.   Read more... Cavico announces Vietnam project Company to build vertical mine shaft in Vietnam. Read more... Colombia to cut coal production Production cuts expected due to rainfall.   Read more... Oxbow applies for exploration license Company to explore "significant" coal reserves in the Oak Mesa. Read more...	POPULAR India power firms want spot coal sales stopped Jambi government receives Rp 55 billion from coal production Indian PM steps in on coal shortage US coal prices stable CIL, Peabody to form joint venture Dalrymple Bay Coal terminal boosts capacity   FORUM Quartz Sand Grinding Mill Re:power consumption in cement plant SELL LIMESTONE DEPOSIT 3 BILLIONS TONS ... Re:Sodium Sulphate anhydrous,99% power consumption in cement plant	This email was sent to oil. Click here to change your subscription: Change your subscription Unsubscribe Alert to all CoalWeek newsletter subscribers: Never give out your CoalWeek.com login information in response to an e-mail solicitation from unknown senders. Please also note that e-mails from CoalWeek never include attachments. CONTACT CemWeek LLC 848 N. Rainbow Blvd. Box #1658 Las Vegas, NV 89107 USA T: +1-702-430-1748 E: inquiries@cwgrp.com
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