Mancal Coal Inc.
With access to over an estimated two billion tonnes of undeveloped coal resources, Mancal Coal Inc. (MCI) is actively pursuing opportunities to capitalize on the value of its immense resource base. Responsible advancement of our projects is foundational to long-term success.
Mancal Coal Inc.
MCI
From interests in operating assets to a pipeline of exploration and development properties, MCI’s diversified coal resource base is well-positioned to serve a diverse range of markets, playing a key role in the energy, steel-making and industrial sectors.
With a coal mining history dating back to 1934, we have been extremely effective in building successful coal companies. At one time Canada’s largest coal producer, predecessor company, Manalta Coal Ltd., was eventually sold to a publicly traded income trust and MCI retained all non-producing assets.
Recent successes in MCI have led to successful mine development and value creation, providing the foundation to build on future opportunities.
Projects
Our assets are strategically located in established mining regions, with access to essential infrastructure to support future development. Our portfolio consists of bituminous metallurgical (steel-making) coal, bituminous thermal coal, subbituminous coal and lignite.
2.2 Billion Tonnes
Projects
Our assets are strategically located in established mining regions, with access to essential infrastructure to support future development. Our portfolio consists of bituminous metallurgical (steel-making) coal, bituminous thermal coal, subbituminous coal and lignite.
2.2 Billion Tonnes
“Mancal’s history is built on doing things the right way. Today, our commitment to excellence, community and environment continues that legacy.”
– John Parkhill
Reclamation
Mancal Coal and our predecessor companies, including Manalta Coal, have always felt a very strong responsibility to respect the environment and implement leading environmental practices.
Long before there were government environmental considerations, our companies were reclaiming and restoring the mining landscapes to a condition equal to or better than its original condition.
Kipp, Alberta
Beehives near the former mine site.
Vesta Mine
A reclaimed section of land at the Vesta Mine in Halkirk, Alberta.
Whitewood Mine
Cabbage grown in reclaimed soil at the Whitewood mine site in Parkland County, Alberta, 1976.
Gregg River
Bighorn Sheep on reclaimed land at Gregg River in Yellowhead County, Alberta, 1991.
Utility Mine
Cattle graze on reclaimed land at the Utility Mine in Estevan, Saskatchewan.
Battle River plots
Established in early 1980s at Vesta Mine to evaluate soil reclamation techniques.
