Not all Australian coal mines suffer losses

As it turns out, not all coaling enterprises in the world have difficulty in connection with difficult situations in the global coal market. So the Minister of Natural Resources of the state of Queensland, Australia, Andrew Kripps told the local media that coal mining in the central region of the country, despite the recent decrees of production, is still progressing.

The other day, crypts visited several mines of the Moranbah North coal mining company (belongs to the Anglo-american PLC group of companies), including the Grosvenor Mine mine under construction, where coking coal for the metallurgical industry will be mined. According to the official, the construction of the new mine is very encouraging by the state government.

"Today, in our quinseland territory, there are not many new long -term projects in the field of development of natural fossils, but the Grosvenor Mine mine under construction inspires us with optimism, we have high hopes for it," said Crypex Andrew.

The minister also emphasized that the mining industry of Queensland is still working quite well, despite the difficult situation in the world market and the most serious competition in the coal mining sphere.

Kripps noted the successful activity of the Grosvenor Mine mine under construction, especially against the background of many other Australian coal mining companies that are now in great losses.

Thanks to the construction of this facility, Moranbah North created 700 jobs. Now most workers are busy building an object. After the opening of the Grosvenor Mine, at least 350 qualified employees will be needed for the normal functioning of this coal enterprise.