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	Tuesday, 01 November 2011
	enews | global coal industry coverage
	Industry News Coal shortages hit NTPC power projects Transportation, no go zones cause coal supply shortage.   Read More Hwange Colliery Company directors tour South African coal firms Directors acquaint themselves with “superior” technology as Hwange plans a new recapitalization program.   Read More Joy Mining Machinery considers new facility in China Company plans to further tap into growing Chinese coal market.   Read More Marubeni looks at possible GCE takeover Company to pay highest premium for GCE. Read More Growth rate of India’s core sectors dip Coal output decline cited as one of the reasons for the slowdown.   Read More US coal prices stable Prices mostly unchanged for week ended October 28.   Read More BHP Billiton strikes continue Unions to resume work stoppages.   Read More QR National expands Peabody contract Company signs $500 million long-term coal haulage deal.   Read More Chinese coal prices increase the most in 8 weeks Thermal coal prices increase at Bohai Port rise.   Read More	Most Read Arch Coal remains bullish Newcastle coal prices down slightly Spain pushes new coal labor laws Alliance quarterly revenue hits $487.7 million US coal industry pushes for coal legislation Shanxi to acquire Pike River Accenture enters deal with Anglo American Solid Energy to develop new mine in New Zealand US: MSHA warns of insufficient rock dedusting Lena Coto Mines to open new mine Forum iron ore Re:Buyer from China RE: COAL FROM SOUTH AFRICA Cement Price Re:Buyer from China	Jobs Senior Electrical Engineer (Switzerland) Senior civil engineer (Geneva, Switzerland) Sales representatives This email was sent to oil.
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