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QEC MEMBER COMPANIES 2020 Aberdare Collieries Pty Ltd Glencore Copper Peabody Energy Australia Coal Pty Ltd Aeris Resources Limited Glencore Zinc Pembroke Resources Mining Pty Anglo American Golding Contractors Pty Ltd Ltd Aquila Resources Ltd GVK Perry Projects Armour Energy HSE Mining Pty Ltd QCoal Pty Ltd Arrow Energy Limited Idemitsu Australia Resources Pty QEM LIMITED Ltd - Ensham Resources AustChina Holdings Limited QER Pty Ltd Incitec Pivot Limited Austex Mining Queensland Coal Investments ITOCHU Minerals and Energy of Australia Pacific LNG Pty Ltd Australia Red Metal Limited Australian Drilling Industry Jellinbah Resources Pty Ltd Rio Tinto Association Ltd KBI Pty Ltd ROM Resources AXIS Minerals Pty Ltd Kestrel Coal Resources Pty Ltd Round Oak Minerals Pty Ltd Baralaba Coal Company Ltd Laramide Resources Ltd Santos Pty Ltd BDO Map to Mine Senex Energy Limited Bengal Coal Pty Ltd Marubeni Coal Pty Ltd Shell Australia Pty Ltd Bengal Energy (Australia) Pty Ltd Mastermyne Group Limited Sojitz Blue Pty Ltd BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance McCullough Robertson South32 Cannington Blue Energy Limited Metro Mining Limited Stanmore Coal Bowen Coking Coal Ltd Michael O'Flynn Resource State Gas Limited Brad John Consulting Pty Ltd Sumisho Coal Australia Holdings Bravus Mining & Resources Millmerran Power Management Pty Ltd Bruce Resource Consultants Pty Ltd Synergies Economic Consulting Chinova Resources Mitsubishi Development Pty Ltd Pty Ltd ConocoPhillips Australia Mitsui Coal Holdings Pty Ltd TerraCom Australia Copper Mountain Mining Pty Ltd MMG Limited Thiess Pty Ltd Coronado Curragh Pty Ltd Morgans Financial Limited Tri-Star Petroleum Company Department of Resources Multicom Resources Ltd U & D Mining Industry (Australia) Pty Ltd Diatreme Resources Limited New Century Resources Vitrinite Pty Ltd Evolution Mining New Hope Group Ltd Westside Corporation EY Newmont Australia Whitehaven Coal Limited Fitzroy Australia Resources Nitro Solutions Pty Ltd Workpac Pty Ltd GeoDrill Australia Noosa Mining Conference Xplore Resources Pty Ltd Glencore Coal Origin Energy Yancoal Australia Ltd .

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