Archive for the 'Mining Equipment' Category

Syria continues to supply Gulfsands Petroleum as the company sees reason for cautious optimism in Iraq

Evidence in the name when it comes to Gulfsands Petroleum. “Bay” because AIM quoted company produces about 2000 barrels of oil equivalent per day from the U.S. in the Gulf of Mexico (where, as now, its facilities are not suffering associated with hurricane damage, reducing production to 950 boepd) and “Sand” because the company is [...]

The conflict in Gaza and the Ukraine and Russia, tensions Ensure volatile oil prices will continue in 2009

The volatility we saw in the price of oil is expected to continue into 2009. With more than 50 percent wipe the price of oil in one year, geopolitical issues and a worsening of the economy from the impact of oil prices in the last days of the year. Inventories are still sufficient and the [...]

Survey: Gas prices rise for first time in 6 months

The average price for regular unleaded gasoline rose by nearly 12 cents in the past three weeks, marking the first increase in six months, according to a national survey released Sunday. “It is the first rise since July 11 last year when prices hit their all-time high,” said Trilby Lundberg, publisher of the survey. The [...]

Trade of oil prices around $ 40 a barrel

Mining exploration news: (Oil Prices)
Oil prices traded around $ 40 a barrel today, after sharp overnight declines on concerns that demand for energy is evaporating in the face of a slowing global economy weight.
Prices have declined 73 percent since July on investor fears of job layoffs and falling consumer spending in the United States is [...]

Michigan gas prices have not been this low since January 2004 and may drop some.

On July 17, the state set a record high average of $ 4.20 a gallon - and as high as $ 4.47 in Branch County. Monday, AAA Michigan reported an average price of $ 1.60 a gallon at the pump in Coldwater $ 1.58.
The price is even lower in neighboring Indiana, where the pump is [...]

Mining News: That Was The Week That Was In Canada

That Was The Week That Was … In Canada
By Our Canadian Correspondent
Minews. Now over to our Canadian correspondent for a look at how the Canadian markets performed during the previous week.
CC. Tax loss selling seemed to be the story of the week on the Canadian markets, with the gloomy economic outlook prompting investors to move [...]

Some Cold November Truths for Canada’s Junior Miners

By Our Vancouver Correspondent
The next three to six months is going to be make or break time for many Canadian-listed junior miners. With the equity markets boarded-up for the foreseeable future, the list of seriously ill or bankrupt companies is about to grow longer. From mid-November on is when market watchers expect to see the [...]

Gold World Resources engages mine evaluation consultant

TORONTO,- Gold World Resources Inc. announces that the Company has engaged Mr. Don Arsenault to advise senior management on acquisitions and operational issues on gold projects in China (see press release August 7, 2008). Mr. Arsenault is a Professional Mining Engineer from Queen’s University and holds an MBA from the University of Toronto.
Mr. Arsenault is [...]

MacMillan Gold Receives 100,000 Additional Common Shares From West Timmins Mining

George A. Brown, president and CEO of MacMillan Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE: MMG) is pleased to announce that MacMillan has received a further 100,000 shares of West Timmins Mining Inc. (TSX: WTM) of Vancouver. These were published as the reason, or the September 30, 2008, under the terms of the Letter of property Option Agreement [...]

Coal mining remains essential to providing energy

Have you ever held an actual lump of coal in your hands? It looks like a black rock. But the thing you immediately notice is its weight. Coal feels incredibly light compared to a normal rock. That’s because coal is composed largely of carbon, which is the same lightweight element found in carbon fiber tennis [...]