Ellensfield Coal project

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Ellensfield Coal project is a project which is wholly-owned by Vale Australia.

In an interview with the Courier Mail, Vale's global managing director of coal, Decio Amaral, said that he hoped to have a decision on the Ellensfield project -- which was tagged as being $800 million -- by the end of 2011.

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