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QRC believes a new Australian Government report highlights the risk of “potential capacity losses from proposed changes to the maintenance schedule of Aurizon, the rail network operator of the Central Queensland Coal Network.”
The troubled rail firm believes controversial changes to its maintenance regime in Queensland will reduce the state’s coal haulage capacity by 20 million tpy in 2019.
Time is now up for Aurizon to reveal its decision on its Queensland coal by rail maintenance.
Coal deliveries by rail increased by 400 000 t, to total 17.8 million t in May.
Thyssenkrupp has supplied new quadruple rail car dumpers and shiploaders to the Caofeidian coal terminal in China.
The Rail Delivery Group Freight Board has appointed DB Cargo UK’s Chief Executive as Chairman of the Board.
Aurizon should resume its normal maintenance programme and end the coal export impasse, says the Queensland Recourses Council.
The strike by Canadian Pacific rail workers has ended after reaching a tentative agreement.
After being unable to agree with management on new contract terms, Canadian Pacific rail workers have gone on strike.
The reforms are intended to help grains and other crops move more quickly to market after transport problems impacted both Canadian National Railway Co (CN) and smaller rival Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd (CP) during the winter.
Ceres Global Ag has received BNSF site certification status and CTPAT certification at the Northgate Terminal.
Railway Board notifies all zonal railways to prioritise power plants while loading coal.