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Anglo American expects to reopen Moranbah North coal mine in May
Moranbah North is an underground longwall coal mine which began operating in 1998. (Image from Anglo American’s presentation.)

Anglo American expects to resume operations at its Moranbah North coal mine in Australia in May after safety inspections and work on restoring systems began on Friday.

Operations at the mine, which produces coking coal used in steelmaking, were suspended in February after a coal heating issue that led to elevated gas readings underground.

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Moranbah North is an underground longwall coal mine which began operating in 1998. (Image from Anglo American’s presentation.)

Anglo American expects to resume operations at its Moranbah North coal mine in Australia in May after safety inspections and work on restoring systems began on Friday.

Operations at the mine, which produces coking coal used in steelmaking, were suspended in February after a coal heating issue that led to elevated gas readings underground.

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