Since its establishment in 1993, Ensham Resources has led with innovation and achievement, proving one doesn’t have to be big in order to produce big results.

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THE Central Highlands' mining boom is of particular international interest, according to German correspondents who visited Emerald this week.

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IN MARCH 2006, Kristy Lyttle from Ensham Resources was presented with one of the five outstanding achievement awards at the Queensland Resources Council’s (QRC) inaugural Resources Awards for Women.

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THE ENSHAM Mine in the Bowen Basin, near Emerald, is today one of Queensland’s fastest growing independent thermal coal producers and is building a solid and sustainable future.

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Ever since its establishment in 1993 Ensham has led with innovation and achievement proving you don’t have to be big to produce big results.

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In the middle of the world’s major coking coal export hub, a plan to more than double output at a large thermal coal mine highlights the rising heat in Asian energy markets.

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Miners of thermal coal which is used to generate power are starting to trim their most expensive production as they react to a slide of more than 30 per cent in the price of the fuel from peak levels reached last year.

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ENSHAM Resources, has recognised one of its major partners, Goldings Contractors with a certificate of title for the 50 millionth tonne of Ensham coal.

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IN THE rush for superlatives to describe the performance and outlook for the resources sector in Queensland, it is sobering to reflect on the basics that will play a large part in determining long-term prosperity.

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Better planned investment in infrastructure, image building and the need to attract more young people and women are key sustainability issues facing the future of the coal industry.

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An Emerald diesel fitting apprentice has taken home the Torgas Apprentice and Trainee Encouragement Award....

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ENSHAM Resources is finding that Brahman cattle are a rich resource alongside its coal deposits at Duckponds, located 40km east of Emerald in central Queensland....

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The Queensland coal industry has raised more than AUD 25,000 (about $US 19,000) for Australia’s Royal Flying Doctor Service at a dinner hosted by Ensham Resources in Brisbane. The dinner was held to celebrate the production of Ensham’s 50 millionth tonne of coal and to mark the staging of the international Coaltrans conference in the state’s capital for the first time.

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Coal industry leaders from Australia and guests from around the world are attending this week's Coaltrans Australia 2005 conference in Brisbane...

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QUEENSLAND Governor nor Quentin Bryce enjoyed her quick trip to the Highlands this week..

She visited Ensham Coal Mine on Wednesday day morning before enjoying joying a civic reception for community and council in Emerald a trip to the Gemfields a visit to the new community health facility and dinner with the Mayor -
all in one day.

STUDENTS from Emerald’s Marist College visited the Ensham Coal mine near Comet recently as part of their senior school career development program... 

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STUDENTS from Emerald’s Marist College visited the Ensham Coal mine near Comet recently as part of their senior school career development program... 

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THE second biggest dragline in the world will be built right on our doorstep...

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ENSHAM Resources has ordered a state-of-the-art $100 million dragline to support its expansion plans...

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Ensham expands
Central Queensland News
Friday, 15 October 2004

Ensham Mine outside Emerald has the potential to become one of Queensland's largest thermal coal exporters, with plans for a major expansion of the mining operation...

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