Vale Mozambique mines yield lower-value coal so far this year
A drastic drop in the volume of metallurgical coal mined by Brazil’s Vale in the…
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Analysis: Will Mozambique ever build a coal-fired power plant?
New coal-fired power projects continue to be proposed in Mozambique, despite the fact that multiple projects are already under consideration - and none have yet made it off the drawing board.
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Vale promises Mozambique mine shut-downs as locals demand resettlement
Brazilian coal miner Vale has promised to temporarily stop mining at its second Moatize mine if pollution reaches unacceptable levels in the town, but a member of Mozambique’s parliament who lives in Moatize has instead demanded the company shut the mine [...]
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Tete community resists political pressure to accept Jindal’s incomplete resettlement
Dozens of families from Mozambique’s Tete province are resisting pressure from a parliamentary commission to occupy houses built by Indian mining company Jindal, as part of a long-running dispute over [...]
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Action plan to improve how public sector deals with impact of mining and gas projects
Mozambique’s Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy, MIREME, unveiled on Thursday a venture to improve how the government addresses the negative impacts of large-scale mining and oil and gas projects, with support from the World Bank.
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Vale agrees cash compensation for Mozambique resettlement failures
Vale has agreed to make cash payments of up to MZN 600,000 ($10,000) to each of 290 households whom it resettled from its coal mining areas in Moatize, Tete province, in 2010 and 2011.
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GE and CMEC submit cut-price bids for Mozambique coal-fired plant
General Electric (GE) and China Machinery Engineering Corp (CMEC) have submitted financial proposals to build and operate the planned Ncondezi 300 MW coal-fired power plant in Moatize, Tete province, which could result in a lower power price being offered to [...]
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India’s Jindal leaves Mozambicans without water as coal production ramps up
Indian industrial corporation Jindal has reneged on a commitment to supply clean water to people living in the area of its coal mine in Tete, Mozambique, while scaling up production at the mine which it says has “increased [its] contribution to the [...]
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Mixed start to 2018 for Mozambique’s mega-projects
Patchy performance at Mozambique’s megaprojects in the first quarter of 2018 could hit the country’s GDP growth this year, the government has warned - but strong commodity prices should keep export receipts healthy.
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Mozambique signs up Chinese company for Niassa coal-fired power plant
Mozambique’s state-owned electricity utility, EDM, last week engaged a giant Chinese engineering company to take the first steps towards building a coal-fired power plant in the north-western province of Niassa.
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