SUEK’s Apsatsky open-pit mine has introduced interferometric radar. The main purpose of this equipment is to detect small displacements of rock at the mine.
In January-September 2019, SUEK produced 74.6 million tonnes of coal, representing an 8% decrease year-on-year caused by scheduled longwall face moves at Kuzbass underground mines.
The Special Parents School is the name of a training workshop held in Nazarovo, Krasnoyarsk region, at the Integrated Social Service Centre. Workshop participants were parents raising children with se...
Sergey Tverdokhleb, Strategy and Corporate Policy Director of SUEK, took part in the panel discussion "Long-term development strategy with low greenhouse gas emissions until 2050: challenges and ...
An independent audit of the energy management system by TUV Austria, an international certification body, confirmed the compliance of SUEK's energy management system with ISO 50001:2018. The energy ma...
On 1 October, the Kommersant newspaper published the annual rating of Russia's 1000 best managers. SUEK's senior executives maintained their leading positions in all categories.
SUEK announces the closure of book-building for the placement of SUEK-Finans 10-years rouble-denominated series 001P-03R bonds, with the nominal value of RUB 21 billion and a coupon rate of 7.5% p...
SUEK is investing in its Kuzbass mines to equip substations with quick-response automatic power backup, aimed at improving their fault tolerance. The project costs over $5 million.
