Boom expected in seaborne metallurgical coal market
The seaborne metallurgical coal market is expected to reach 394 million t by 2035, 51% higher than the 2012 level.
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The seaborne metallurgical coal market is expected to reach 394 million t by 2035, 51% higher than the 2012 level.
Sipho Nkosi, Exxaro, discusses developments in the South African coal mining industry at the 33rd Coaltrans world coal conference, Berlin.
The Labour Party is calling for the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund to withdraw from investing in coal producers and financing coal-fired operations.
FLSmidth writes down Ludowici investment as the outlook for coal deteriorates.
Dr Lesley Sloss, IEA Clean Coal Centre, discusses the challenges of quantifying emissions from spontaneous coal combustion.
Short-term market outlook from Thompson Reuters Point Carbon suggests coal and carbon prices will remain subdued.
Prophecy Coal announces it has resumed operations at Ulaan Ovoo coal mine in Mongolia.
WellDog has commercialised a new service for concurrent in-situ measurement of CBM content and permeability.
Dr Stephen Mills, IEA Clean Coal Centre, discusses the benefits of combining renewable energy sources with coal.
Anglo American will reduce workforce at Dawson mine, Australia, to increase profitability.
Oklahoma Gas and Electric has lost an appeal against new EPA regulations regarding the control of emissions from coal-fired power plants.
Minnesota Power has launched a major construction project that will considerably reduce emissions from its largest coal-fired power plant.