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	Sunday, 11 September 2011
	global coal industry coverage
	NEWS SouthGobi sets production record Company produces 441,665 tons of coal in August. China encourages coal imports Country adopts export controls to spur imports.[$] PNOC-EC downscales coal plant Mindanao coal plant capacity reduced by 50MW. Zimbabwe shutters Liberation Mining Environmental bureau says company violated environmental standards.   ADA ES to present Clean Coal update Work on developing refined coal proceeding. Mechel gives updates on Elga Elginsky open pit yields 21,000 tons of coal in less than a month. CoAL inks environment deal Deal opens possibility of Vele operations.   Stanmore secures Dungeon Point capacity Company secures 12Mt/y capacity at terminal. Bulgarian coal miner breaks production record State owned firm hits 20.62 mm tons of lignite coal.[$]	POPULAR India: CIL irregularities found Karnataka set to issue coal tender Lower coal production in the US China aims for stable coal supply Columbus in talks for Polish JV India faces coking coal woes Walter Energy takeover battle set Anglo American drops bid for Macarthur Indian officials consider hiking royalties Mechel to enter Indian coal market   FORUM Re:SELL LIMESTONE DEPOSIT 3 BILLIONS TO... Re:Cost of Freight Re:Boulder Slag Re:CHARTERING SERVICES FOR DRY CARGOES Re:CHARTERING SERVICES FOR DRY CARGOES	This email was sent to oil. Click here to be removed from this list. 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 CoalWeek 848 N. Rainbow Blvd. Box #1658 Las Vegas, NV 89107 USA T: +1-702-430-1748 E: inquiries@coalweek.com
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