QUEENSLAND RESOURCES COUNCIL

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  • MoU to enhance training for minerals processing professionals

    THE QUEENSLAND Resources Council says it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with CQUniversity to address skills shortages in the minerals resources sector.

    28/07/2009

  • QRC recognises females in resources sector

    QRC recognises females in resources sector

    ENTRIES for the 2009 Queensland Resources Council Resources Awards for Women have now opened.

    12/01/2009

  • Resources sector will “bounce back”: QRC

    Resources sector will “bounce back”: QRC

    GROWTH in the Queensland resources sector is far from over, according to Queensland Resources Council (QRC) chief executive, Michael Roche.

    08/12/2008

  • Botswana overtakes Queensland as mining hot spot

    Botswana overtakes Queensland as mining hot spot

    THE QUEENSLAND Resources Council (QRC) has announced that Botswana has overtaken Queensland as a preferred destination for new mining investment as declared by the latest Fraser Institute rankings of global mining provinces.

    09/03/2009

  • QRC comments on major business concerns

    THE QUEENSLAND Resources Council (QRC) says that the state’s minerals and energy sector leaders are most concerned about global markets, just ahead of climate change policies.

    15/07/2009

  • Mining industry pact that will help prevent skills shortage

    Mining industry pact that will help prevent skills shortage

    THE UNIVERSITY of Queensland (UQ) and the Queensland Resources Council (QRC) have renewed their joint focus on the Queensland minerals and energy sector’s continuing need for skilled employees and world-class research.

    09/06/2009

  • QRC on QLD budget for minerals sector

    QRC on QLD budget for minerals sector

    QUEENSLAND Resources Council (QRC) Chief Executive Michael Roche says that the State Budget is responsible in that it is looking beyond immediate timeframes to an inevitable rebound in global demand for Queensland’s minerals and energy commodities.

    18/06/2009

  • Golden futures in the resources sector marked by QRC scholarships

    Golden futures in the resources sector marked by QRC scholarships

    FOUR prestigious scholarships have been awarded to University of Queensland engineering students in a bid to reward and encourage outstanding students who are embarking on a career in the resources sector.

    10/06/2009

  • Teachers learn mineral processing skills

    IN a joint initiative between UQ and the Queensland Resources Council (QRC) teachers from across Brisbane and Ipswich learnt skill that will benefit the mineral processing industry for many years to come.

    01/09/2009

  • QRC says help mining, help the economy

    QRC says help mining, help the economy

    THE QUEENSLAND Resources Council (QRC) says the State Government has a pivotal role in ensuring Queensland’s recovery from the global economic downturn is strong and lasting.

    09/02/2009

  • CSS power plant proposed for the Surat Basin

    A CONSORTIUM comprising GE Energy, Stanwell Corporation and Xstrata Coal has announced that it plans to open a 400 megawatt power plant incorporating carbon capture and storage in the Surat Basin.

    30/07/2009

  • Bowen refinery in doubt

    Bowen refinery in doubt

    CHINESE resources firm Chalco had planned to build an alumina refinery at Bowen, Queensland but now it seems the group may choose a Gladstone site instead.

    20/05/2009

  • QRC reports on state of minerals and energy sectors

    QRC reports on state of minerals and energy sectors

    THE QUEENSLAND Resources Council (QRC) has launched its first quarterly report of key data charting the performance of the state’s minerals and energy sectors.

    28/04/2009

  • Queensland carbon capture projects win pre-feasibility funding

    QUEENSLAND has taken an international lead in the commercialisation of low-emission electricity production with the announcement that two carbon capture and storage power plant projects have won pre-feasibility study funding.

    09/12/2009

 

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