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Ivanhoe Group
Operation type
Rehabilitation
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The Ivanhoe Group comprises four parts:
Ivanhoe North – Ivanhoe North commenced on 8 July 2009 and coal extraction ceased on 26 March 2012. The last coal was transported off site on 26 April 2012. Located in the north and adjacent to Ivanhoe No. 2.
Ivanhoe No. 1 – Located in the south of the lease, the mine was developed to supply kiln coal to the Portland Cement Works. This operation closed in the early 1950s.
Ivanhoe No. 2 – Located in the north of the lease, the site was operating from the 1950s to 2005. Coal was transported to the local industrial market and to the adjacent Mount Piper and Wallerawang Power Stations.
Ivanhoe Open Cut (No. 4) – Located in the south of the lease, which consisted of both historic open cut (Huon Open Cut in early 1980s) and underground extraction (Ivanhoe No. 1, before the 1950s). Coal from the Ivanhoe open cut operation was transported by road to the No. 2 site, where it was processed before being transported to supply either local industry or power stations.
The Ivanhoe Group is managed by Angus Place. Please contact Angus Place for further information or to make a complaint.
Email: angusplacecolliery@centennialcoal.com.au
Community information and complaints*: +61 2 6354 8700
We operate our mines to minimise the environmental footprint, however, we welcome any enquiries and feedback from the community and make a commitment to respond promptly.
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Document Type Overview
Community Consultative Committee
A Community Consultative Committee (CCC) provides a forum for open discussion between representatives of the Company, community, council and other stakeholders on issues directly relating to the mine’s operations, environmental performance and community relations, and keeps the community informed on these matters.
Environment Protection Licence
To view the Ivanhoe EPL, visit the NSW Environment Protection Authority website.
To view the Ivanhoe North EPL, visit the NSW Environment Protection Authority website.
Environmental Assessments
Environmental Assessments (EAs) are an assessment of the environmental, social and economic benefits and impacts of a proposed project or modification to an existing project. EAs are regulated by the NSW Department of Planning and Infrastructure.
Environmental Management
Approvals obtained to facilitate mining generally require management plans in consideration of various identified environmental impacts. These plans vary from operation to operation to reflect the operating conditions.
Rehabilitation Management Plan
All mines in New South Wales are required to conduct rehabilitation planning, risk assessment and annual reporting on progressive rehabilitation activities as part of their standard mining lease conditions.
The Rehabilitation Management Plan (RMP) has been prepared in accordance with the NSW Resources Regulator’s Form and Way: Rehabilitation Management Plan, as associated with the Mining Amendment (Standard Conditions of Mining Leases – Rehabilitation) Regulation 2021.
The RMP describes how the leaseholder proposes to manage all aspects of rehabilitation. It includes a description of proposed steps and actions, risk assessment, control measures, outcomes for the rehabilitation areas and how success against these outcomes is to be measured.
Pollution Incident Response Management Plan
The Pollution Incident Response Management Plan has been developed to satisfy the requirements of the Protection of the Environment Legislation Amendment Act 2011 (POELA Act), which requires the preparation, implementation and publication of a Pollution Incident Response Management Plan.
The objectives of these plans are to provide guidelines and procedures for the effective control and reporting of pollution incidents to all relevant stakeholders.
While personal contact details for the following document are available in the controlled on-site Pollution Incident Response Management Plan, they do not appear in this public document under provision of the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998.
Environmental Reporting & Compliance
Provides a summary of environmental monitoring data undertaken as required by Environment Protection Licences and Approvals. The purpose of this data is to provide the community with meaningful information on the performance of environmental controls.
Independent Environmental Audits
Independent Environmental Audits are undertaken regularly as a component of each mining approval. The audit is undertaken by a suitably qualified independent expert. The purpose of the audit is to independently assess the environmental performance of the mine and whether it is complying with the relevant requirements of its project approval, any relevant mining lease and environmental protection licence.