German state sanctions expansion of brown coal mining
Brandenburg approves plans to allow Vattenfall to mine a further 200 million t of brown coal from 2026.
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Brandenburg approves plans to allow Vattenfall to mine a further 200 million t of brown coal from 2026.
The US coal industry has reacted angrily to the Environmental Protection Agencies proposal to limit US greenhouse gas emissions.
Kevin McCullough, boss of UK Coal, has resigned, leaving mining company in administration.
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, working with Daelim Industrial Co., will build a 420 MW coal-fired power plant in the Philippines.
A tax on coal imports for power generation will be introduced by the South Korean government in July.
Mt Tom coal-fired power plant, one of the last remaining coal plants in Massachusetts, will close this autumn.
Zdenek Bakala, the Czech billionaire, has agreed to restructure the debt of national mining company, NWR.
The Environmental Protection Agency releases new guidelines to curb emissions, as coal industry rails against the proposals.
World Coal Association appoints Rio Tinto’s Harry Kenyon-Slaney as new chairman.
According to a new report by CEDIGAZ, gas has lost its attractiveness against coal in the EU power sector.
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