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Essen-based technology company, thyssenkrupp has announced it has redeveloped its branding.
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Essen-based technology company, thyssenkrupp has announced it has redeveloped its branding.

US coal company, Peabody Energy, has called on policymakers to recognise the important role coal plays in the global energy mix and support development of high-efficiency low-emission coal and CCS technologies.

The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency has invited the public to comment on what should be examined in the environmental assessment of CanAus Coal Ltd’s Michel Creek Coking Coal project.

OECD countries, including the UE, Germany and Japan, have agreed to limit official export credits for subcritical and supercritical coal-fired power plants.

As a result of persistent low commodity prices, Teck Resources is cutting back on spending, employees and Coal Mountain Phase 2 development to reduce costs and save capital.

Helena Marjaranta has been appointed Vice President, Global Communications at Metso Corp.

Annastacia Palaszczuk, the Premier of Queensland, has welcomed the news that QGC will invest AUS$1.7 billion in the state’s coalbed methane to LNG industry.

Martin Engineering has announced the formation of a new global business unit focusing on the cleaning of boilers and air pollution control components in the power, biomass, pulp and paper and cement industries.

Westmoreland Coal Company has announced that Brian Blackman has joined the company as Director of Investor Relations. Blackman is a seasoned executive with more than 10 years of experience in investor relations.

Phil Hewitt, Director of UK energy industry analysts, EnAppSys, provides insight into the government’s decision to phase-out coal-fired power plants by 2025.

Canadian supplier of advanced machine monitoring solutions, Motion Metrics, has launched LoaderMetrics 2.0.

The UK is on the verge of an energy crisis, according to a new report, with energy demand set to outstrip dispatchable supply for the first time from early 2016.