Demand for petroleum engineers is great, with salaries to match

It’s a great time to have a newly minted degree in petroleum engineering. The recent dip in oil and gasoline prices hasn’t dented an over-the-top demand for entry-level petroleum engineers and others with energy-related technical educations, experts say. A graduate with a degree in petroleum engineering can expect a starting salary...

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Feasibility study finished for clean coal project

Work on a new clean coal project in central Queensland could start within two years, now that a feasibility study has been completed. Under the world first technology, waste carbon dioxide from the power production process would be pumped underground around Emerald and Springsure. Stanwell operations director John McGarry says the...

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Man burnt in Sydney coal mine accident

Thursday, August 24th 2006 A young man has suffered serious facial burns while working at a coal mine in south-western Sydney. The 21-year-old was working on the surface of the Douglas Park mine when an oxygen bottle caught fire and badly burnt his face. The NRMA Careflight helicopter airlifted the Queensland man...

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MGB wants four Bulacan mining permits cancelled

The Region 3 office of the Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) has recommended to Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Angelo Reyes the cancellation of four small-scale mining permits issued by Bulacan Gov. Josefina de la Cruz in Doã±a Remedios Trinidad town. This, as MGB-Region 3 engineers discovered that the areas...

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