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A third of coal mines operating at a loss according to new report. Governments should be doing more to aid the sector in the downturn to support existing operations, according to QRC CEO Michael Roche.
The environmental authority for Adani’s Carmichael mega-mine has been approved by Queensland’s Department of Environment and Heritage Protection.
The deadline for Ncondezi Energy to meet the investment conditions within the joint development agreement with Shanghai Electric Power has been extended.
Chinese coal company, Shenhua, has announced a series of impairment charges against loss-making coal mining, processing, transportation and power assets.
In World Coal February 2016, Glenn Kellow, Peabody Energy, details why high-efficiency coal technologies are vital to low-carbon energy systems.
A report on recent advances in ash fusion analysis, which first appeared in the February 2016 issue of World Coal.
Edenville makes progress with its Rukwa coal-to-power project in southwest Tanzania with Tanesco through setting out a power purchase agreement.
Southern Africa’s coal producers face myriad challenges with limited upside, as Jonathan Rowland reports.
Botswana remains a country with much potential as a coal producer – only slowly being realised.
Mozambique’s logistical challenges will remain a restraining hand on its coal industry but is not discouraging Asian investors.
South Africa’s politics and economy are putting pressure on a coal industry already hurting from falling coal prices.
In a letter addressed to Union Minister of State for Coal, Power, New and Renewable Energy, ASSOCHAM advises on ways to boost domestic production of metallurgical coal in India.