CCS “on the cusp” of widespread global deployment
Carbon capture and storage is nearing widespread global deployment, according to new report from Global CCS Institute.
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Carbon capture and storage is nearing widespread global deployment, according to new report from Global CCS Institute.
Aspire Mining’s Northern Railways subsidiary has partnered with a Chinese rail engineering company, China Railway 20 Bureau Group.
Cargotec explains how a new coal unloader could set a new industry benchmark for unloading performance.
A judge has dismissed an MSHA Pattern of Violations notice against Brody Mining, an affiliate of Patriot Coal.
Cooling fan rated for use in explosive environments with 200,000+ hours of reliability.
South Korea’s carbon market will likely be oversupplied, according to Thomson Reuters Point Carbon.
Glencore produced 111.4 million t of coal in Q3 2014 on the back of higher thermal coal production in Australia, South Africa and Colombia.
Australian-based Jameson Resources has received additional exploration permits for its Crown Mountain metallurgical coal project in British Columbia, Canada.
South Africa power supplies will remain stretched through the week after a coal silo collapse at the Majuba power plant.
Eriez Electric Rotary Vibrators supply an effective driving force for vibratory feeders, screeners and conveyors.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has cut its price forecast for Newcastle coal to US$65/t for 2015 on the back of growing oversupply.
The news stories that caught the eye of the World Coal news team this week.