CORDOBA, ARGENTINA–(EMWNews – August 6, 2008) – Researched by Industrial Info Resources

(Sugar Land, Texas) — A consortium led by Brazilian miner Vale (NYSE:RIO)

(Rio de Janeiro) is starting site preparations at its Moatize coal project,

located in the Tete district of the Moatize province in Mozambique. The

project entails the development of a mine and a preparation plant with a

nominal production capacity of 11 million tons per year. Of this, 8.5

million tons per year will be of metallurgical coal for export, mostly for

use in the steel industry, while the remaining 2.5 million tons per year

will be of thermal coal used to fuel a 2,000-megawatt thermal power station

in the country.

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