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Ovoot Tolgoi coal mine officially opened following ceremonies PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 13 June 2008
South Gobi Energy ResourceSouthGobi Energy Resources celebrated the opening of its Ovoot Tolgoi coal mine in southern Mongolia last week. More than 100 guests, including political, community leaders and employees attended the opening ceremony. 

The Ovoot Tolgoi mine is 45 km north of the Mongolian border with China. A Chinese steel mill has built a railway to the Ceke border point, where a coal loading facility opened last year. The Mongolian government is also transforming the Shivee Khuren (Ceke) border point into a full-time crossing that will allow daily deliveries of coal to China. 

Since receiving its mining license in September 2007, a workforce of 180 employees has been recruited and is now involved in all phases of mining activities. Open-pit coal production began in April and the mine is now operating on a 24 hours per day basis. Three coal products have been identified for export from the Ovoot Tolgoi mine - thermal coal, premium thermal coal and metallurgical coal.

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