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Table Of Contents
Conference News
Conference News
CPSA News
CPSA
News
Industry News
Elimatta Coal Resources upgraded by 30 percent
Task Force
Action Plans Of Asia-Pacific Partnership On Clean Development And
Climate
Thiess secures mining
services contracts
Mining tests streamlined for overseas workers
Holden to assist angry miners
EIA Weekly Coal Production
EIA Monthly Energy Review
EIA U.S. Coal Supply & Demand
Conference News
Conference News
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CPSA News
CPSA
News
CPSA Board of Directors Nominee for
Vice-President
The Board of Directors of the Coal Preparation Society of America, on
September 27, 2007, approved Mr. David Carris as the nominee for the
office of Vice-President. If elected, the term of office shall be two
(2) years and shall begin at the end of the annual meeting scheduled for
Tuesday, April 29, 2008 in Lexington, Kentucky.
Dave's background covers forty-four (44) years in the areas of coal
quality, material handling, and coal preparation plants. His experience
includes engineering design, construction, and
startup of coal preparation and material handling facilities; economic
cost analyses including capital, operating, and maintenance costs for
new and existing facilities; plant operation evaluation and performance
testing; coal quality evaluation and exploration programs of coal
reserves; expert witness testimony relative to coal handling,
processing, and quality characteristics of coal seams; appraisal
evaluation of mining operations; as well as evaluation of transportation
systems including rail, truck, belt conveyor, barge, and ship loading
facilities.
Dave, an Executive Mining and Geological Consultant, has worked with the
John T. Boyd Company since 1982. He has managed numerous domestic and
international projects for the coal, coke, synfuel, and aggregate
industries. Previous to joining John T. Boyd, Dave held positions with
Industrial Resources, Inc. in Fairmont, West Virginia (1979-1982);
Eastern Associated Coal Corporation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
(1970-1979); and Heyl & Patterson, Inc. in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
(1963-1970). He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology from
Marietta College. He is a member of the Society for Mining, Metallurgy,
and Exploration, Inc. (SME) and the Coal Preparation Society of America
(CPSA). He has authored or co authored several technical papers.
Per Article 5 of the CPSA Constitution, additional nominees will be
accepted from the membership if received by January 15, 2008 and if a
nomination is made by 10% or more of the membership. Additional
nominations shall be sent to:
Robert C. Bratton
CPSA, Secretary
Department of Mining and Minerals Engineering
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
100 Holden Hall (0239)
Blacksburg, VA 24061
Email: rbratton@vt.edu
Industry News
Elimatta Coal Resources
upgraded by 30 percent
Northern Energy Corporation Ltd has announced a 30
percent increase in total resources at its Surat Basin Elimatta Coal
Project, on EPC650, in southern Queensland.
Further drilling on EPC650 since June has resulted in a substantial
upgrade in both the total resources and the overall confidence in those
resources.
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More...
Task Force Action Plans Of
Asia-Pacific Partnership On Clean Development And Climate
The Asia Pacific Partnership (APP) is a group of six
countries -- Australia, China, India, Japan, the Republic of Korea,
and the United States of America -- cooperating to meet both their
increased energy needs and associated challenges, including those
related to air pollution, energy security, and greenhouse gas
intensities.
Read More...
Thiess secures mining services
contracts
A wholly owned subsidiary of Leighton Holdings, Thiess
has secured an infrastructure and mining services contract for the Lake
Vermont Coal Mine near Dysart in Central Queensland comprising site
civil works, rail spur formation, workshop and office facilities and an
800TPH coal handling and preparation plant (CHPP).
Read More...
Mining tests streamlined for
overseas workers
A German engineer employed by Pike River Coal is the
first to attain mining unit standards through a process known as
"professional conversation".
Rather than being tested on his knowledge of 40 unit standards over
about four months, Udo Renk instead had a series of intense interviews,
exams and presentations over a fortnight.
Read
More...
Holden to assist angry
miners
A local legislator will try to get to the bottom of deep
miners' anger over a federal regulatory agency.
A spokeswoman for U.S. Rep. T. Timothy Holden, D-17, said the Saint
Clair lawmaker plans to meet with the Mine Safety and Health
Administration on behalf of local miners who spoke with his staff Friday
about ongoing concerns.
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More...
EIA Weekly Coal
Production
The latest energy statistics all in one place. Read
More...
EIA Monthly Energy
Review
EIA U.S. Coal Supply &
Demand
For the second time in four years, the coal industry was
brought to the forefront of the nation's consciousness in 2006, as two
separate events unfolded which involved coal miners trapped underground.
Unfortunately, the tragic results of the 2006 incidents were not the
same as in 2002 when the trapped miners were all successfully rescued.
In January, two different incidents, both in West Virginia, focused the
public's attention on the dangers that miners face on a daily basis. As
a result of these unfortunate events, new legislation requiring
improvement in safety in underground mines passed both at the Federal
and state level. For the year 2006, a total of 47 miners died on the
job, matching the total number that occurred in 1995, and more than
double the 22 killed in 2005.
Read More...
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