EDF may close coal plants by 2023
EDF Energy may close two coal-fired power plants in Britain by the end of 2023.
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EDF Energy may close two coal-fired power plants in Britain by the end of 2023.
Murray Energy is planning to sue the US Environmental Protection Agency over its regulations of the coal industry.
China’s first direct coal liquefaction project, operated by Shenhau Group, produced 866 000 t of oil products in 2013.
Iron ore and copper production increases offset downward coal output for Anglo American.
German utility company RWE has been hit by a slump in profits, leading to a write-down of €3.3 billion.
Peabody ratchets back output from low-quality coal mines.
Two minority parties have supported an opposition proposal to ban Norway’s ‘oil fund’ from investing in coal companies.
Caterpillar has announced a US$ 10 billion drop in sales and revenues in 2013.
The government of New South Wales has finalised landmark CSG reforms that will safeguard the state’s homes and farmland.
Regulators in West Virginia have approved Appalachian Power’s US$ 173 million upgrade plan.
CBM Asia has elected Charles Bloomquist as President, CEO and Director of the company, following the resignation of Alan Charuk.
Two case studies of coal storage projects undertaken in the power plant industry.