News Wrap: Poplar Grove progresses despite weather delay; InfiNet connects Kazakh coal mines; Dalgaranga close to first gold

Web version | Update preferences Web version Update preferences SUBSCRIBE EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY News Wrap Poplar Grove progresses despite weather delay Paringa Resources, developer of the Poplar Grove coal operation in Kentucky, US, announced that, despite running about a month behind as a result of weather conditions, it is making significant progress on the project's construction Donna Schmidt    |    March 19, 2018 InfiNet connects Kazakh coal mines InfiNet Wireless, a manufacturer of carrier-grade broadband wireless solutions, has deployed a high-performance wireless infrastructure for Shubarkol Komir, the largest coal producer in Kazakhstan Staff reporter    |    March 19, 2018 Dalgaranga close to first gold Gascoyne Resources has made good headway in construction activities at its Dalgaranga gold project in Western Australia, with the process plant 90% complete and on schedule for first gold in May Staff reporter    |    March 19, 2018 SPONSORED MESSAGE Teck Doubles Engine Life, Saves $3.5 Million. 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Outotec pelletising plant for Indian iron-ore operation Outotec has signed a €50 million (US$61 million) contract with an Indian customer for the delivery of an iron-ore pelletising plant and filters for the expansion of its existing operations Staff reporter    |    March 16, 2018 McMahon, Clough JV handles Mount Peake EPC Contracting and construction groups McMahon Services and Clough Projects will form a joint venture to provide key engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services to TNG's Mount Peake vanadium-titanium-iron project in the Northern Territory of Australia Staff reporter    |    March 16, 2018 Jennchem, Quaker sign distribution deal Jennchem has been granted exclusive distribution rights for Quaker Chemical Corporation's mining ground-control agents Staff reporter    |    March 16, 2018 SPONSORED MESSAGE INCREASE MINING SAFETY AND PRODUCTIVITY WITH EFFECTIVE DUST SUPPRESION Coal dust from mining operations can be extremely hazardous to both miners and machinery. 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Metso lands big Brazil deal Metso has signed a significant service agreement in Brazil, which includes refurbishment services for screening equipment used in mining applications, related spare parts and support Staff reporter    |    March 15, 2018 Anglo sticks with Thiess at Dawson CIMIC Group's global mining services provider, Thiess, has secured a A$190 million (US$ 149 million) contract extension from Anglo American to continue with mining services at Dawson South in Queensland's Bowen Basin, Australia Staff reporter    |    March 15, 2018 Moss marks first gold Northern Vertex has met its March quarter target to pour first gold from the Moss mine in northwestern Arizona, US Staff reporter    |    March 15, 2018 SPONSORED MESSAGE Hitachi To The Core Our people, technology, solutions and equipment are Hitachi To The Core. This integration delivers unmatched efficiency, reliability and durability. The result? Optimized productivity. Reduced costs. And a better bottom line. The importance of standing up for women The importance of taking a stand to encourage women in the mining industry Steel and ice A 14,000 cubic metre blanket of woven steel mesh manages ice forming along pit walls at De Beers' Victor diamond mine The rise of artisanal mining Artisanal mining has been back in the news recently view more Future of mine asset management Exclusive survey reinforces view that technological revolution is gaining speed Richard Roberts    |    March 15, 2018 The cutting edge of hard rock Hard-rock cutting technologies have huge potential, not just for development purposes but also in a production setting. Ailbhe Goodbody finds out about recent progress in this space Ailbhe Goodbody    |    March 14, 2018 Orca breaching in Sudan Orca Gold wants you to forget about Sudan. The Sudan of Omar al-Bashir's genocide in Darfur, repression, sanctions and famine Alex Hamer    |    March 12, 2018 Developing skills through advanced technology Brian Maynard, group head – business improvement at Anglo American, tells Mining Magazine about the role of virtual reality in training as part of its wider workplace safety culture Brian Maynard    |    March 07, 2018 This email was sent to: fernandoqueens@gmail.com Mining Magazine newsletter uses an HTML-rich media format to provide a visually attractive layout To unsubscribe to this newsletter click here If you have forgotten your password, please click here unsubscribe Aspermont Media WeWork Aldgate Tower, 2 Leman Street, London, E1 8FA Phone: +44 207 216 6053 Fax: +44 207 216 6050 www.aspermontmedia.com