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subsidiary of Rio Tinto., operates three mines in the Hunter Valley in New South Wales. These are: the Hunter Valley Operations mine; the Mount Thorley Warkworth

accessed December 2010. Australia and coal New South Wales and coal Existing coal-fired power stations in New South Wales Existing coal-fired power stations in

terminal. In New South Wales the Australian Rail and Track Corporation (ARTC) leases the railway tracks in the Hunter Valley from the New South Wales government

of the black coal producers in Australia - located predominantly in New South Wales and Queensland, the States that produce around 97 per cent of Australia's

in Australia Coal terminals State profiles on coal New South Wales and coal Queensland and coal South Australia and coal Victoria and coal Western Australia

Valley, New South Wales, Australia, Xstrata, May 28, 2009. Peter Freyberg (CEO Xstrata Coal), "Analyst Presentation Xstrata Coal, Witbank, South Africa"

electricity generation company "formed on 1st March, 1996, as part of the New South Wales Government's restructure of the State’s electricity industry." The company

in Japan, south east Asia, Europe and Central America, generally on annual agreements," Rio Tinto states on the website. In New South Wales "RTCA also

July 2008, page 4. Australia and coal BHP Billiton's coal interests New South Wales and coal Rio Tinto's coal interests

Centennial Coal is a New South Wales (NSW)-based coal mining company. It supplies coal both to local power stations and for export from both Newcastle

in Japan, south east Asia, Europe and Central America, generally on annual agreements," Rio Tinto states on the website. In New South Wales "RTCA also

Australia New South Wales and coal Queensland and coal TRUenergy, "About TRUenergy", TRUenergy website, accessed August 2010. TRUenergy, "The new EnergyAustralia

Newcastle, the world's largest coal export port, is located in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. There are three separate coal terminals within the Port

NCIG coal export terminal is a coal export facility in New South Wales, Australia. The facility is owned by consortium of coal companies known as the Newcastle

until 2030, obtained from the New South Wales government-owned Port Kembla port authority. In October 2012, the New South Wales government made moves to privatize

Whitehaven Coal is a small coal mining company with four existing mines in New South Wales and another one under construction. The company's share of coal produced

operating power station of at least 1390-megawatts (MW) in Portland, New South Wales, Australia with multiple units, some of which are not currently operating

a coal mining company operating three mines in the Hunter Valley in New South Wales, Australia. The company is 75% owned by Rio Tinto Coal Australia (RTCA)

Resources, which in turn owns two coal mines in the Hunter Valley in New South Wales: the Ashton Coal Mine and the Moolarben Coal Mine. Felix Resources also

Australia from South Australia to Northern Queensland. This is the equivalent of 40% of the electricity needed by the people of New South Wales, making Macquarie