Mining The Resources
Minding the future
Эрдсийг эрдэнэст
Ирээдүйг өндөр хөгжилд
Recent news
Choosing fees over dividends The Government has now started acting seriously to resolve differences over how to finance development of the second stage of the Oyu Tolgoi project, which is its underground mine.
Gazprom cuts gas purchases from Central Asia Russia’s Gazprom plans to reduce the volume of gas purchases from Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan by nearly 10 billion cubic meters and replace these volumes with its own gas in 2015.
Coal haulers place demands at meeting with Erdenes Mongol, ministries Erdenes Mongol LLC hosted a meeting last month attended by Mongol Teever Union, the Ministry of Environment, Green Development and Tourism, the Ministry of Road and Transport, the Authority for Specialized Inspection, and 50 entities engaged in coal transport.
Newera withdraws from Ulaan Tolgoi Coal JV Newera Resources has decided that following a review of recent exploration within the Ulaan Tolgoi project and armed with the knowledge that despite the identification of interpreted potentially coal bearing sub-basins and the more recent interpretation
MMJ Awards bring cheer to miners The general air of despondency in the mining sector took a break on 23 January when the Mining Journal Awards 2014 ceremony was held.
Power Plant#5 will have two innovative features G.Iderkhangai finds out from P.Tovuudorj, head of Strategic Policy and Planning Department at the Ministry of Energy, about major projects and reform in the legal environment of the sector.
Aspire’s Ovoot blend a premium coking coal for China Aspire Mining has received an encouraging report confirming that a Mongolian Blend with between 25% to 50% Ovoot coal is a premium coking coal using Chinese coal classifications, and is similar to or even better than primary coking coals imported from Australia, the U.S., and Canada due to its medium ash, low sulphur and high G value.
Viking sees drilling results at Berkh Uul as positive Australia-listed Viking Mines has termed results from the recently completed drilling programme at its 100%-owned Berkh Uul coal project ‘positive’, indicating that “the quality of the coal is comparable to or better than the historical drilling data, notwithstanding differences in the analytical methods and techniques performed”.
“I feel the current law protects the interests of all-the Government, the investor, and the local community” Following Parliament’s adoption of the Revised Law on Petroleum in July, a working group was set up at the Ministry of Mining and Energy to develop the procedures and regulations to help implement the new law. G.Iderkhangai talks to a Senior Specialist in the Fuel Policy Department, A.Purev, to find out more.
A bank of dirt becomes a stone wall In October, 2014, the Government of Mongolia sent invitations to six parties to bid for Tavan Tolgoi, according to Decree No.268 of the Government, of which the full text was published in the Mongolian Mining Journal.
Sharyn Gol’s coal washing plant to be ready in Q1 Sharyn Gol JSC expects to commission a 600,000-tons-per-year coal-washing plant before the end of the first quarter of 2015.
Darkhan Metallurgy commissions iron ore wet concentrate plant State-owned Darkhan Metallurgy has commissioned a wet-concentrate plant, the largest in Mongolia, with capacity to process one million tons of iron ore per year, using wet magnetic separators.
Economic impact Assessment of Ulaanbaatar power Plant #5 Economic Research Institute, researcher D.Erdenebulgan
ZMEngineering becomes Hardox Wear Part Center In 15th December 2014, ZMEngineering (ZME) LLC the Mongolian mining metal structure manufacturing and design engineering company,has started cooperation with the world-leading company in special steel, SSAB’s HardoxWearparts.
“Our focus has shifted to the private sector” E.Odjargal asks the Ambassador of Japan to Mongolia, Takenori Shimizu, about how bilateral ties are getting stronger and much else besides.
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