Mongolia’s coal exports to all destinations in January increased by a significant 57.2% month on month, or by 3% on year, to nearly 2.5 million tonnes, due to the faster pace of coal deliveries across the Mongolia-China border last month,
Global miner Rio Tinto is willing to enter a new agreement with Mongolia to expand its Oyu Tolgoi mine as the government requested, two sources with direct knowledge told Reuters on Thursday (18 February), as both parties look to resolve
Mongolia has received buses from the Belarusian automobile engineering company MAZ. The vehicles are designed to operate in the world’s coldest capital city. Mongolia’s climate is classed as extreme continental. Air temperatures in winter can be as low as 49C
Mongolia has put into operation its second fuel processing plant in Ulaanbaatar.
The plant, built in Nalaikh district, has an annual capacity of processing 600,000 tons of fuel.
“Reducing air pollution in Mongolian capital has been and remains one of our
8 December/Geneva, UNEP Finance Initiative has today published an overview of the first steps taken by the 38 signatories to the Collective Commitment to Climate Action (CCCA), one year since they pledged to align their portfolios and business practices with
A total of 2,158 China-Europe freight trains passed through the border port of Erenhot in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in the first 11 months of this year, an increase of 53.4 percent year on year, according to the
Ulaanbaatar Railway JSC has reached the 100 km mark for the construction of the railway line between Zuunbayan and Tavantolgoi.
On November 30, the railway construction team working on the strategically important “coal line” completed the 4000th section, thus completing 100
Coking coal prices in China have soared to a four-year high after Mongolia’s first local transmission of the COVID-19 on 10 November resulted in emergency measures. These have slowed operations at the border crossings.
Trucks carrying coal across the border
On Wednesday (2 December), the Mongolian government decided to reduce the price of processed fuel by 50 percent amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The government announced that the reduction would be in force from 3 December to 1 April in order
The Central bank of Mongolia, also known as Mongol Bank, purchased 1.7 tonnes of precious metals in November. A total amount of the purchases has reached 21 tonnes since the beginning of this year, showing an increase of 6.5 tons