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Yancoal Australia — Corporate Update (March 2015)
37 slides from Yancoal Australia's corporate update, Mar 24, 2015
Slide 1: Community Consultative Committee Presentation – 24 March 2015
Ashton Coal Operations Pty Ltd Community Consultative Committee Presentation – 24 March 2015
Slide 2: Action List
Action List ITEM RESPONSIBILITY PROGRESS UPDATE Newsletter to be drafted, published and distributed to DS Articles being prepared for the newsletter. A brief community – including donations summary, SEOC appeal, bio/profile is required for each CCC Member if UG infrastructure projects and rehabilita
Slide 3: Community Newsletter
Community Newsletter ▪ Yancoal appointed Community Relations Coordinator in February ▪ Standard Yancoal Branding ▪ Proposal frequency TBD (Autumn 2015) ▪ 2015 Topics • CCC Members • Message from Operations Manager • Community Support Projects • WMRS Nursery establishment • Mine planning – extraction
Slide 4: Ashton Statistics
Ashton Statistics Ashton Coal Statistics 2014 Actual 2014 Budget Jan-15 Feb-15 2015 Budget ROM (t) 2,771,218 3,196,678 355,977 30,981 567,250 YTD Product Coal (t) 1,278,770 1,571,908 126,224 39,597 291,996 YTD Total Coal Sales (t) 1,259,207 1,520,000 98,643 60,374 208,000 YTD Lost Time Injury (LTI)
Slide 5: Community Support Program
Community Support Program ▪ Q1 2015 – Mayoral Scholarship Program ▪ Community Support Program • Established to provide assistance to local initiatives within the Upper Hunter region of Singleton and Camberwell. • Wide range of community needs such as education, environment, health, infrastructure pr
Slide 6: Current Operations / Projects
Current Operations / Projects • ACOL is approximately 80% through LW103 in the Upper Liddell Seam. The LW suffered significant delays due to stone intrusions and seam thinning resulting in the loss of ~6 weeks production. • South East Open Cut – no further movement • Upper Lower Liddell Drifts (ULLD
Slide 7: Exploration Activities
Exploration Activities No exploration was conducted in EL5860 or EL4918. 7 20 December 2024 7
Slide 8: Approvals Update
Approvals Update As mining at ACOL progresses additional approvals are required to continue operations. Recent Approval determinations include: • First workings approval for North West Mains and LW106-107B Gategroads • Dams Safety Committee – First workings Approval for Void 5 Ash Dam Future approva
Slide 9: EP 105-107 Extraction Plan
EP 105-107 ▪ ACOL is in the process of preparing an Extraction Plan covering LW 105 to 107 in the ULD Seam. ▪ ACOL have proposed a mine plan which remains consistent with DA 309-11-2001-i however differs slightly from the previously assessed layout. ▪ The layout is designed to optimise underground m
Slide 10: Comparison of Previous vs Proposed Layout
Comparison of Previous vs Proposed Layout Previous Layout (LW105-108) Proposed Layout (LW 105-107) 10 20 December 2024 10
Slide 11: Key features in the EP area
EP 105-107 ▪ Key features in the EP area include: ▪ Lemington Road ▪ New England Highway ▪ Bowman's Creek Diversion ▪ Power infrastructure ▪ Unsealed access roads ▪ Water pipelines (Ravensworth – Mt Owen) ▪ Easements for power and gas pipelines (no existing pipeline) ▪ NOW Gauging Station ▪ Ravenswo
Slide 12: Management measures and controls for subsidence impacts
EP 105-107 ▪ Management measures and controls for subsidence impacts include: ▪ Pre, during and post subsidence monitoring ▪ Groundwater monitoring ▪ Visual inspections ▪ Onsite road maintenance crew ▪ Signage ▪ Regular reporting and incident notification protocols ▪ Operational checks such as press
Slide 13: Questions or comments contact
EP 105-107 ▪ Should you have any questions or comments please don’t hesitate to contact me at: James Barben Environment and Community Coordinator James.barben@yancoal.com.au 02 65 709 102 0409 526 374 13 20 December 2024 13
Slide 14: Environment Monitoring Data
Environment Monitoring Data ▪ The following slides present environmental monitoring data for the reporting period ▪ Meteorological • Rainfall ▪ Air Quality • Depositional Dust Gauges – Total suspended dust • PM10 – Tapered Element Oscillating Microbalance (TEOM) ▪ Surface Water – Glennies Ck, Bowman
Slide 15: Rainfall
Rainfall 15 20 December 2024 15
Slide 16: Air Quality & Noise Monitoring Locations
Air Quality & Noise Monitoring Locations 16 20 December 2024 16
Slide 17: Depositional Dust
Depositional Dust On-site Dust Gauges 17 20 December 2024 17
Slide 18: Total Suspended Dust
Total Suspended Dust 18 20 December 2024 18
Slide 19: Total Suspended Dust
Total Suspended Dust 19 20 December 2024 19
Slide 20: PM10 Dust – Site 1
PM10 Dust – Site 1 20 20 December 2024 20
Slide 21: PM10 Dust – Site 2
PM10 Dust – Site 2 21 20 December 2024 21
Slide 22: PM10 Dust – Site 3
PM10 Dust – Site 3 22 20 December 2024 22
Slide 23: PM10 Dust – Site 8
PM10 Dust – Site 8 23 20 December 2024 23
Slide 24: Surface Water Sampling Locations
Surface Water Sampling Locations 24 20 December 2024 24
Slide 25: Surface Water Quality – pH
Surface Water Quality – pH 25 20 December 2024 25
Slide 26: Surface Water Quality – EC
Surface Water Quality – EC 26 20 December 2024 26
Slide 27: Surface Water Quality – pH
Surface Water Quality – pH 27 20 December 2024 27
Slide 28: Surface Water Quality – EC
Surface Water Quality – EC 28 20 December 2024 28
Slide 29: Surface Water Quality – pH
Surface Water Quality – pH 29 20 December 2024 29
Slide 30: Surface Water Quality – EC
Surface Water Quality – EC 30 20 December 2024 30
Slide 31: Groundwater Sampling Locations
Groundwater Sampling Locations 31 20 December 2024 31
Slide 32: Groundwater – Standing Depth
Groundwater – Standing Depth 32 20 December 2024 32
Slide 33: Groundwater – EC
Groundwater – EC 33 20 December 2024 33
Slide 34: Noise Monitoring
Noise Monitoring Attended noise monitoring is conducted Monthly. There were no exceedences for the reporting period. 34 20 December 2024 34
Slide 35: Complaints and Enquiries
Complaints and Enquiries There were nil complaints received during this quarter. 2014 2015 YTD Complaints 1 0 Enquiries 1 0 Note: The noise files were assessed for the 2014 complaint and they were found to be dominated by livestock and noise from highway traffic. ACOL conducted attended noise monito
Slide 36: What else is going on?
What else is going on? ▪ Triannual CCC Frequency ▪ AEMR Preparation and Lodgement (Copies available on website) ▪ 1 Alpha St – WMR Nursery • Tree Planting and irrigation works on Bowmans Creek Diversion ▪ Weed Management • Weeds along Glennies Creek including Green Cestrum, Castor Oil Plant and Boxt
Slide 37: Any Questions?
Any Questions? 37 20 December 2024 37