US Energy Secretary announces funding for carbon capture technology projects
US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry announces US$36 million for projects to advance carbon capture technologies.
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US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry announces US$36 million for projects to advance carbon capture technologies.
Claudius Peters Projects wins a contract from Hargreaves Raw Material Services for a new coal grinding plant, including coal dust silos and truck loading.
Three semi-mobiles and 400 t transporter bound for Thailand.
Crown Mountain metallurgical coal project continues to track PFS development schedule.
Hexagon Mining introduces HxGN Logic to its mine planning suite to help users navigate the steps of process workflows for modelling.
The ASEAN Centre for Energy and the World Coal Association form a partnership to promote the development and utilisation of cleaner coal technologies.
According to the EIA, the outlook for coal in China looks bleak as far as 2040.
Yancoal has exercised its call option to purchase Mitsubishi Development Pty 28.9% interest in the Warkworth joint venture for US$230 million.
Orica reports successful production trials of the premium WebGen 100 wireless electronic blasting system.
Komatsu America releases the new D375A-8 crawler dozer, which features an EPA Tier 4 Final certified engine that produces over 20% more horsepower.
The latest report from Coal of Africa detailed its resources and reserves as at 28 February.
Global CCS Institute welcomes the appointments of three climate change and carbon capture and storage advocates to its Board of Directors.