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Yancoal Australia — Corporate Update (July 2015)
37 slides from Yancoal Australia's corporate update, Jul 28, 2015
Slide 1: Community Consultative Committee Presentation – 28 July 2015
Ashton Coal Operations Pty Ltd Community Consultative Committee Presentation – 28 July 2015
Slide 2: Action List
Action List ITEM RESPONSIBILITY PROGRESS UPDATE Newsletter to be drafted, published and distributed to DS Community newsletter postponed. community – including donations summary, SEOC appeal, UG infrastructure projects and rehabilitation photos Focus on Community Support Program. Tree Screen at New
Slide 3: Ashton Statistics
Ashton Statistics Ashton Coal Statistics 2015 Budget (YTD) 2015 Actual ROM (t) 1,411,041 1,383,534 Product Coal (t) 665,741 624,192 Total Coal Sales (t) 636,000 654,899 Lost Time Injury (LTI) 7.95 7.57 Total Recordable Injuries (TRI’s) 33.31 27.76 Total Employees (FTE) 222 199 3 20 December 2024 3
Slide 4: Community Support Program
Community Support 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 projects, arts, leisure and research. ▪ Ho
Slide 5: Community Support Program
Community Support Program Organisation Purpose Amount ($) Singleton Mayoral Scholarship Academic Scholarship 2015 $5,500 Naidoc celebration week NAIDOC celebrations coordinated by the Singleton council $2,000 The Pancar Foundation and the High tea - Fundraiser for pancreatic cancer $300 Calcary Mate
Slide 6: Current Operations
Current Operations • ACOL has recently commenced LW104 in the Upper Liddell Seam. • South East Open Cut – no further movement • Upper Lower Liddell Drifts (ULLD) have been completed and pit bottom drivage is continuing in readiness for mining in the ULLD seam. 6 20 December 2024 6
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: • Subsidence Monitoring Program for LW104 • Consolidated Water Monitoring and Hardrock Groundwater Licences Future approvals to be lodged include: • Extract
Slide 9: 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 10: Rainfall
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Slide 11: Air Quality & Noise Monitoring Locations
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Slide 12: Depositional Dust
Depositional Dust On-site Dust Gauges 12 20 December 2024 12
Slide 13: Total Suspended Dust
Total Suspended Dust 13 20 December 2024 13
Slide 14: Total Suspended Dust
Total Suspended Dust 14 20 December 2024 14
Slide 15: PM10 Dust – Site 1
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Slide 16: PM10 Dust – Site 2
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Slide 17: PM10 Dust – Site 3
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Slide 18: PM10 Dust – Site 8
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Slide 19: Surface Water Sampling Locations
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Slide 20: Surface Water Quality – pH
Surface Water Quality – pH 20 20 December 2024 20
Slide 21: Surface Water Quality – EC
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Slide 22: Surface Water Quality – pH
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Slide 23: Surface Water Quality – EC
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Slide 24: Surface Water Quality – pH
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Slide 25: Surface Water Quality – EC
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Slide 26: Groundwater Sampling Locations
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Slide 27: Groundwater – Standing Depth
Groundwater – Standing Depth 27 20 December 2024 27
Slide 28: Groundwater – EC
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Slide 29: Noise Monitoring
Noise Monitoring Attended noise monitoring is conducted Monthly. There were no exceedences for the reporting period however a period of elevated noise was noted during the May attended monitoring which has been investigated and controls put in place to prevent a recurrence or potential exceedence of
Slide 30: What else is going on?
What else is going on? ▪ Weed Management • Weeds along Bowmans Creek including Boxthorn and Castor Oil Plant. ▪ Feral animal control • Dog baiting and licences shooters ▪ Interseam staple shaft construction ▪ Wonnarua Mine Rehabilitation Services – 1 Alpha Street ▪ Gas wells and pipework constructio
Slide 31: Boxthorn Mulching
Boxthorn Mulching • During May ACOL undertook a Before significant program of weed mulching to remove woody weeds such as boxthorn and castor oil plant • Previous attempts to spray out boxthorn have had limited success especially on larger plants • The forestry mulcher shredded the plants allowing a
Slide 32: Boxthorn Mulching
Boxthorn Mulching Before 32 20 December 2024 After 32
Slide 33: Boxthorn Mulching
Boxthorn Mulching Before 33 20 December 2024 After 33
Slide 34: Interseam Staple Shafts
Interseam Staple Shafts • Interseam staple shaft construction has been completed via raised bore drilling methods between the ULD and the ULLD seam. • The shafts are approximately 30m long and 4-4.5m in diameter. • They do not reach the surface but rather connect the two seams to facilitate ventilat
Slide 35: Wonnarua Mine Rehabilitation (WMR)
Wonnarua Mine Rehabilitation (WMR) ▪ In 2003, Ashton Coal signed an agreement with the Wonnarua Nation Aboriginal Corporation. ▪ Ashton Coal agreed to promote and implement business opportunities for the Wonnarua People. ▪ WMR is a land management and nursery services company whose primary aim is to
Slide 36: Glennies Creek Road – Adopt-a-spot
Glennies Creek Road – Adopt-a-spot ▪ Ashton Coal joined forces with the Singleton Junior Rugby Club to clean up Glennies Creek road. ▪ On Sunday 19 July, a team of volunteers from the Singleton Junior Rugby Club collected 600 kg of rubbish from a 3.3 km stretch of Glennies Creek Road. 36 20 December
Slide 37: Any Questions?
Any Questions? 37 20 December 2024 37