CRU: Coal import restrictions detrimental to Chinese coke producers
According to CRU, coal import restrictions on Chinese imports of Australian coal will increase the price of domestic coal compared to the price of seaborne coal.
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According to CRU, coal import restrictions on Chinese imports of Australian coal will increase the price of domestic coal compared to the price of seaborne coal.
Currently, Chinese coal mines generally operate round the clock on three shifts. The plan will be good for coal miners to work in a normal and regular pattern.
Anglo American shares its results for the first quarter of 2019, with a key highlight being production down by 6%.
Arch Coal, Inc. has reported its results for the first quarter of 2019, with a key highlight being the metallurgical segment achieving a gross margin of US$91.4 million, or a record US$50.95/t.
NGOs in support of the Unfriend Coal campaign warn insurance company CEOs that they intend to increase public pressure on companies that do not back global climate targets.
Contura Energy’s CEO, Kevin Crutchfield, will be departing from his role on 6 May to pursue an opportunity outside of the coal industry.
Whitehaven Coal’s Winchester South project has been declared a ‘Coordinated Project’ under the State Development and Public Works Organisation Act 1971.
Computational modelling is a critical tool in technology development, and the forward-looking efforts by the NETL-WVU research team are improving the accuracy of fossil-fuel energy systems models.
The Coal FIRST initiative will integrate early-stage R&D on coal-fired power plant components with currently available technologies into a first-of-a-kind system.
BHP releases its operational review for the nine months ended 31 March 2019, with a key highlight being relatively flat coal production for the nine months.
The Vickery coal project will create around 500 jobs during construction and 450 jobs during operations, as well as contribute AUS$271 million in wages across New South Wales.
Experts of the VIII Global Energy Prize Summit discussed what investments and political action are required to usher in ‘a new technological cycle’.