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Bree Optronics: Only Two Phosphor Companies Will Remain in The Chinese Market in The Future

Nov 11, 2015

Dwindling profits in the LED package market has made market competitions far more ferocious, and has even affected phosphor, a key LED material. Whether it is the highly mature yellow powder or the maturing green and red phosphor, ...

Tags: Bree Optronics, LED phosphor, Chinese Market

White LEDs Using Blue LED Chips to Disappear?

Aug 18, 2015

“It is only a matter of time before white LEDs using blue LED chips will disappear from the market,” said Shuji Nakamura at a forum on GaN technology in July organized by Nikkei Asian Review. The comment from the inventor of ...

Tags: LED chip, Blue LED, Purple LEDs

The Value of Committed Investments Stood at a$229 Billion as of April This Year

May 30, 2014

According to the resources and energy major projects report issued by the Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE), the value of committed investments stood at A$229 billion as of April this year, declining from its peak ...

Tags: Mining, raw materials

Global Copper Supply Is Expected to Remain in Surplus in 2014

Apr 3, 2014

Global copper supply is expected to remain in surplus in 2014 and continue to exert downward pressure on prices, Australia's Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics forecast in its March quarter report. "Although consumption is forecast ...

Tags: Copper, copper supply, Copper prices

Australia's Nickel Mine Production Is Set to Fall 11% Year on Year to 215,000 Mt

Apr 1, 2014

Australia's nickel mine production is set to fall 11% year on year to 215,000 mt in the current 2013-14 fiscal year and refined nickel production to rise 2.2% to 138,000 mt, the country's Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics forecast in ...

Tags: Nickel Output, nickel mine, nickel exports

Softer Coastal Freight Rates Put Seaborne-Traded Cargoes at a Slight Price Disadvantage

Mar 31, 2014

Softer coastal freight rates for shipping domestic thermal coal from northern to southern ports in China has put seaborne-traded cargoes at a slight price disadvantage, and renewed downward pressure on CFR South China prices, said traders ...

Tags: thermal coal, mid-calorific value, spot market

Australia's Exports of Metallurgical Coal Are Expected to Increase by an Estimated 2.4%

Mar 27, 2014

In 2014, Australia's exports of metallurgical coal are expected to increase by an estimated 2.4 percent to 174 million metric tons, according to a report by the Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE). Over the period ...

Tags: Iron Ore Exports, metallurgical coal, mines

Australia's Exports of Metallurgical Coal Are Expected to Increase by 12% in 2013

Dec 19, 2013

In 2013, Australia's exports of metallurgical coal are expected to increase by an estimated 12 percent to 162 million metric tons, according to a report by the Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE). In 2014, increased ...

Tags: iron, metallurgy, coal

Mining and Energy Projects Worth A$150 Billion Have Been Delayed or Cancelled in Australia

May 28, 2013

According to a report by the Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE), in the past 12 months mining and energy projects worth A$150 billion have been delayed or cancelled in Australia. The report also indicated that the ...

Tags: raw mat, Australia, Oceania, investments, mining, Istanbul|

BREE Has Revised Its Estimations for Australian Nickel Production in 2012-13

Mar 22, 2013

The Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE) has revised its estimations for Australian nickel production in 2012-13. According to the latest estimates, world refined nickel production increased to around 1.7 million mt in ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, nickel

BREE Has Revised Its Estimate for Australia's Metallurgical Coal Exports for 2013

Mar 21, 2013

The Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE) has revised its estimate for Australia's metallurgical coal exports for 2013 to 158 million mt, around the level of exports prior to the 2011 Queensland floods, up nine percent ...

Tags: Bree Lowers, Metallurgy, Coal Export

The Declining Outlook Led The Sharemarket to a Five-Month Low

Mar 21, 2013

The prospects for Australia's biggest commodities export continue to worsen in the eyes of forecasters, with the federal government's forecaster wiping $66 billion from expected iron ore export revenue out to 2016-17 and leading global ...

Tags: iron ore export revenue, sharemarket, share

Australia's Iron Ore Exports in 2013 Are Forecast to Increase by 12 Percent Year on Year

Mar 21, 2013

According to the Quarterly Resources and Energy report released by the Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE) on March 20, Australia's iron ore exports in 2013 are forecast to increase by 12 percent year on year to 554 ...

Tags: Iron Ore Export, Iron Ore, Iron, Ore

Some Answers About How to Use a Generator

Jan 11, 2013

The widespread power outages caused by Superstorm Sandy resulted in many homeowners using generators for the first time. Consumer Reports heard from some of these novices on our Facebook page where we asked them about their experiences ...

Tags: power outages, Superstorm Sandy, restoring temporary power, generator

Usage in China Is Also Forecast to Increase by 4% to Give a Total of 668 Million Tonnes

Dec 26, 2012

According to the latest'Resources and Energy Quarterly'report from Australia's Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics,World steel consumption will jump around 4%to 1.55 billion tonnes in 2013. Usage in China is also forecast to increase ...

Tags: steel production, Resources and Energy Quarterly'report, BREE, India

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