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Cockatoo Coal reports 260.2 million t JORC reserve at Surat basin projects

Oilfield Technology,


Cockatoo Coal, an Australian metallurgical and thermal coal producer, has reported JORC-compliant marketable reserves of 260.2 million t at its Taroom and Collingwood projects, comprising the following:

  • 161.7 million t at the Taroom project.
  • 98.5 million t at the Collingwood project.

The Taroom and Collingwood projects are located within the Taroom coal measures and will form part of the North Surat Joint Venture (NSJV). Cockatoo holds a 51% stake in the NSJV, which also includes the Woori coal project, with Mitsui Moura Investment, a subsidiary of Mitsui Coal Holdings, holding the remaing 49%.

Further drilling is now expected to elevate the remaining Taroom and Collingwood JORC resources (662 million t) within the current pit shell design to measured or indicated reserve estimations. Pre-feasibility studies have been completed and are under peer review by the NSJV partners.

Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/drilling-and-production/30012012/cockatoo_coal_announces_jorc_reserves_at_surat_basin_projects/

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