US coal production continues downward slide
US coal production to register its largest percentage fall since 1958 in 2016, dropping 12% on low utility consumption, declining exports and high utility stockpiles.
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US coal production to register its largest percentage fall since 1958 in 2016, dropping 12% on low utility consumption, declining exports and high utility stockpiles.
Hans Mende has resigned from White Energy to focus on other business commitments.
A new report from the US Geological Survey has attempted to map coal resources in Antarctica.
The World Coal Association welcomes the Coal Preparation Society of India as its newest associate member.
A federal judge ruled that a landowner who leased mineral rights to a coal company is due US$2 million in royalty payments under the terms of the contract governing the agreement.
Due to a challenging market environment, Arch Coal is suspending efforts to develop a coal mine on the Otter Creek reserve block.
Low European coal prices could hit the potential for significant US LNG exports into the continent.
The Finance Committee of the West Virginia House of Delegates has killed off a Senate bill that would have cut the tax on coal production.
Nine funded scholarships at the University of Newcastle are being put forward by Coal & Allied to new and continuing students from the Upper Hunter Valley local government areas.
Dominion Virginia Power is to safely treat, discharge and monitor pond water at its Possum Point power plant in Northern Virginia, US.
Westmoreland Coal reports 2015 results and has recorded revenues reached US$1.4 billion.
According to a new report from the US EIA, nearly 18 GW of electric generating capacity was retired in 2015 and more than 80% of this retired capacity was thermal coal.