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Port Waratah Welcomes Terminal 4 PAC Announcements. Port Waratah Coal Services has welcomed the announcement of the Planning Assessment Commission (PAC) Panel and Public Hearing dates today. The PAC Panel will undertake an independent review of the Project's Environmental Assessment and related submissions and reports. The three members of ...

Dec 13, 2016· Coal vessel queue at PWCS terminals rises to 4-wk high. The vessel queue at the Port Waratah Coal Services terminals at Australia's Newcastle Port rose for the third consecutive week to a four-week high of 26 ships on December 11, Platts reported on December 12, citing the logistics coordinator for the Hunter Valley coal chain.

May 31, 2018· The $5 billion-plus Terminal 4 coal export expansion planned for Newcastle has been scrapped after demand for the fossil fuel failed to increase as expected. Port Waratah Coal Services …

Port Waratah Coal Services Final Secretary ' s Environmental Assessment Report Coal Terminal 4 . 1. BACKGROUND . This report provides an addendum to the Secretary's Environmental Assessment Report (June 2014) for the PWCS Terminal 4 Project (MP10_0215). PWCS …

EMGA MitchellMcLennan Planning + Environment + Acous cs PWCS The Terminal 4 Project Preliminary Environmental Assessment Report Prepared for Port Waratah Coal Services Limited - November 2010

Port Waratah Coal Services Terminal 4 Project ii The Commission held public hearings on the project on 26 and 27 August 2014, where over 130 verbal and written submissions were made for and against the proposal. Speakers in support

Oct 11, 2021· Australia's September NCIG Coal Exports High 13-Month High . By Jo Clarke . October 11, 2021 - The Newcastle Coal Infrastructure (NCIG) terminal at Newcastle in September shipped the most coal since August 2020, but this was partially offset by weaker throughput by the two Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS) terminals at the New South Wales port in Australia.

PORT WARATAH COAL SERVICES TERMINAL 4 The Hunter Business Chamber welcomes the opportunity to appear this evening and to speak in support of the Port Waratah Coal Services Terminal 4 project. The Hunter Business Chamber is the largest regional business chamber in Australia, tracing its origins to 1886. ...

NSW Government Port Waratah Coal Services - Terminal 4 Project Planning and Environment 7 approval and be reviewed at least annually. The Plan is to remain in place until such time as the actions are completed on the site. Once approved by the Secretary, the Proponent shall ensure the Plan is made publicly available on a suitable website, and ...

1 Greenpeace submission – Port Waratah Coal Services, Terminal Number 4 (T4) 19 August 2014 | Contact: Nic Clyde, Senior Climate Campaigner | [email protected] | 02 9263 0385

Port Waratah Coal Services has been receiving, stockpiling, blending and loading coal for export at the Port of Newcastle for over 40 years. Our Role Within the Coal Chain We are proud to work in partnership with over 25 organisations to make the Hunter Valley Coal Chain one of the largest, most reliable and collaborative supply coal chains in ...

Introduction The purpose of this case study is to analyse, investigate and draw conclusions on the environmental laws and planning issues related to a major development located in New South Wales, Australia. The case in point is that of the Port Waratah Coal Services Terminal 4, focusing on the stages of development. Analysis within this report is enabled extensively through the many areas of ...

Port Waratah Coal Services Limited (Port Waratah) appreciates the opportunity to provide this submission in response to the NCC's Statement of Preliminary Views. In Port Waratah's view, revoking declaration of the channel service has the potential to be highly damaging to the Hunter Valley coal industry and the supply chain that supports it.

Hunter Observers Club Submission on the Port Waratah Coal Services proposed Terminal 4 Coal Loader (T4) Preferred Project Report . The Hunter Estuary, the most important site for migratory shorebirds in NSW, has a long history of shorebird habitat destruction, a …

Port Waratah Coal Services planning Terminal 4 project Last year proved another strong year for Newcastle coal exports, with Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS) reporting over 105mt (million tonnes) throughput in 2012, 8.3% higher than 2011.

May 31, 2018· Port Waratah Coal Services, a major coal exporter at the Port of Newcastle, Australia, does not intend to proceed with the Terminal 4 development. The company's CEO Hennie du Plooy has notified the Port about it today, advising that the T4 Agreement for Lease will be allowed to lapse upon its expiration in August 2019.

May 31, 2018· The loader, known as Terminal 4 or T4, was to be operated by Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS) and was approved in 2015 despite a strong opposition from community and environmental groups.

The Port Waratah Coal Services Terminal 4 (PWCS T4) project is for an 118Mtpa capacity coal export terminal based on Koorangang Island in Newcastle. I worked on the feasibility study for this project as the rail dump station, outbound and shiploading Area Lead Materials Handling Engineer under the Lead Materials Handling Engineer responsible for:

Port Waratah strives to operate to best practice and is a proud world-leader in coal handling. The Terminal 4 Project provides a unique opportunity to clean up past industries' legacies on Kooragang Island and create many benefits to our community, economy and environment. Social Responsibility

I would like to speak at the public hearing on the proposed Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS) Terminal 4 project and provide the following updated submission in support of the proposal. Whitehaven is the largest coal producer in the Gunnedah Basin and exports its coal through the Port of Newcastle.

The Port Waratah Coal Services Terminal 4 (PWCS T4) project is for an 118Mtpa capacity coal export terminal based on Koorangang Island in Newcastle. I worked on the feasibility study for this project as the rail dump station, outbound and shiploading Area Lead Materials Handling Engineer under the Lead Materials Handling Engineer responsible for:

Port Waratah Coal Services Effective Ownership Newcastle Coal Shippers Effective Ownership 30.0% 29.6% 36.9% 6.7% 20.0% 22.7% ... PWCS owns and operates two coal handling facilities in the Port of Newcastle, Carrington Terminal at a capacity of 25 Mtpa and Kooragang Terminal at a current capacity of 77 Mtpa (incremental increases in capacity to ...

May 07, 2012· Submission to the Proposed Port Waratah Coal Services Terminal 4 Coal Loader The Ecology assessment for the proposed Port Waratah Coal Services Terminal 4 Coal Loader (T4) prepared by Umwelt (Australia) is comprehensive, robust and detailed and clearly acknowledges the impacts on birds that will occur as a result of the loss of habitat

PORT WARATAH COAL SERVICES TERMINAL 4 MP 10_0215 MOD 1 1. INTRODUCTION This report is an assessment of a request to modify the Project Approval for a coal export terminal at Kooragang Island in the Newcastle local government area. The request has been lodged by Port Waratah Coal Services Limited (the Proponent)

Port Waratah Coal Services Terminal Number 4 (T4) Mr Paul Forward, Mr Brian Gilligan and Mr Joe Woodward, My name is Kirsten Molloy and I am the CEO of the Hunter Valley Coal Chain Coordinator. The Hunter Valley Coal Chain Coordinator Limited ('HVCCC') is a company limited by the guarantee of its

Port Waratah Coal Services Bucketwheel Reclaimer; Pueblo Viejo – Pressure Oxidation and Air Separation Project; QSLIC Primary Magnesium Plant; Raglan Mine — Phase II Mining Projects 8H and 14; Ranger Brine Concentrator ; Relocation of Wet Concentrator Plant (WCP) B; Resolution Copper Mine — No. 9 Shaft Deepening Project

NSW Government Port Waratah Coal Services - Terminal 4 Project Planning and Environment 1 Draft Recommended CoA Project Approval Section 75J of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 As delegate of the Minister for Planning, under delegation executed on 14 September 2011,

Port Waratah Coal Services has been receiving, stockpiling, blending and loading coal for export at the Port of Newcastle for over 40 years. We own and manage the Kooragang and Carrington Coal Terminals, with a combined capacity of 145 million tonnes per annum (mtpa). We have approximately 330 employees working across our business, operating ...

review of the Port Waratah Coal Services Terminal 4 Project (MPIO 0125) (T4 Project). The T4 Project is a large-scale infrastructure project which will result in significant biodiversity impacts. It is fundamental to an open and transparent planning system in NSW that any strategy to offset such

Port Waratah Coal Services Limited (PWCS) owns and operates the Carrington and Kooragang Coal Terminals in the Port of Newcastle in New South Wales (NSW) (refer to Figure 1.1). These terminals receive, assemble and load Hunter Valley coal onto ships for export to customers around the world.