Indonesia to cap coal production in 2015
Indonesia will cap coal production at 400 million t in 2015.
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Indonesia will cap coal production at 400 million t in 2015.
Germany must shift dependency on Russian gas and continue to use coal-fired power, according to the country’s energy regulator.
Another twist in the legal dispute between Drax and the UK Government, as Court of Appeal upholds Department for Energy and Climate Change’s decision not to award the firm a subsidy.
Coal shipping facility on Fraser River gets the go-ahead from port Metro Vancouver.
Sydney University is first institution of its type in Australia to halt investments in coal mining.
The Indian Supreme Court has found the process of allocation coal blocks for captive mining “arbitrary and illegal”.
The use of coal ash fusibility furnaces to help optimise solid fuel combustion in electricity generation.
Marianne Finch urges women in the mining industry not to take “no for an answer” as she becomes the first female dragline trainee operator at the Saraji coal mine in central Queensland.
Shortages in thermal coal, as well as gas, forces Ukraine to import coal.
Coal producer Walter Energy has completed the sale of its Blue Creek Terminal to Alabama State Port Authority.
The news stories that caught the attention of the World Coal team this week.
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