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	Friday, 04 November 2011
	enews | global coal industry coverage
	Industry News Mongolia: Aspire finds new coal seam in Ovoot Company says it will continue exploration activities to determine more deposits.   Read More Australia: No rush on Margaret River on coal proposal Minister Bill Marmion says he 'won't be rushed' into decision.   Read More Canyon Fuel to scale back production Arch Coal's subsidiary will also cut 114 employees.   Read More Chinese buying slowdown affects prices of coal October sees 8 percent decline in coal prices.   Read More CoAL raises $106 million Company to bring Vele mine into production, complete Chapudi purchase.   Read More Ukraine’s coal production rises Coal output in first 10 months of 2011 reaches 67.6 million tons.   Read More BHP to start up Indonesian coal project Project to represent investment of $1.34 billion.   Read More Stifel Nicholaus representative remains bullish on coal’s future Challenges may open up doors for high-sulfur coal.   Read More US coal production increases Production increases for week ended October 29.   Read More Seine railway rehab ongoing Restoration work to be completed in 2013.   Read More	Most Read Coal shortages hit NTPC power projects US coal prices stable Mozambique coal revenues expected to hit $17 billion Growth rate of India’s core sectors dip Joy Mining Machinery considers new facility in China Hwange Colliery Company directors tour South African coal firms BHP Billiton strikes continue QR National expands Peabody contract Marubeni looks at possible GCE takeover Anglo buys new Thoroughtec mining simulator 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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