TECO Energy sells coal mining assets
TECO Energy sells its coal mining subsidiary to Cambrian Coal, part of the Booth Energy Group.
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TECO Energy sells its coal mining subsidiary to Cambrian Coal, part of the Booth Energy Group.
Anglo American has been refused a license to extend the life of its Drayton coal mine in eastern Australia.
Though coalbed methane could provide ample gas to meet India’s supply needs, low prices and potential infrastructure bottlenecks could cap production growth and delay investment.
Peabody Energy announces financial results for Q3 2014.
State-owned Polish coal miner, JSW, has reduced its production and CAPEX forecasts in an effort to regain profitability.
China’s tightening environmental policies will not stop its demand for coal growing by 2 billion t by 2030, according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie.
Cliffs Natural Resources will record a US$6 billion write-down of its metallurgical coal and iron ore assets on the back of adverse market conditions.
Jameson Resources announces progress has been made in the permitting process for the Crown Mountain metallurgical coal project in Canada.
News stories that caught the eye of the World Coal news team this week.
Weir Minerals looks to expand product base as company acquires Trio Engineered Products.
A Wirtgen 2200 SM 3.8 surface miner is being used in the Chinese province of Xinjiang as mining firms in the region move away from conventional drilling and blasting.
IchorCoal has completed the purchase of a 29.99% stake in Universal Coal.