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Dark coal mine Rembas restarts exploration

Public company Resavica announced that new project of dark coal exploration will be restarted next week, as Rembas subsidiary company. New mine pit contains reserves of more than 2,5 mil tons of dark coal.

According to Rembas management the coal from this project is very good, with high level of quality for wide use. Reserves of coal are sufficient for 20 years of exploration.

Preparation for this project started in 2004, more than 500.000 eur is invested so far in preparation of pit and auxiliary services lines. Resavica experts with colleagues from Czeck republic made all preparations for pit opening.

300 new workers will be employeed in this new mine pit exploration of dark coal within Resavica CE.

Source Serbia-energy.com

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