State passes law allowing legislative review of emissions reduction plans
A law allowing state legislature review of any carbon reduction plans has been signed into law in Pennsylvania.
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A law allowing state legislature review of any carbon reduction plans has been signed into law in Pennsylvania.
RJM International has appointed Dr Gerry Riley as Principal Fuels and Combustion Engineer, as company develops its ultra-low NOx burner retro-fit and biomass conversion projects in the UK and overseas.
Kibo Mining said initial study of the Rukwa coal project in Tanzania shows capital expenditure will be lower than expected.
Hal Quinn has attacked Environmental Protection Agency regulations as creating “permanent vortex conditions” for the US electricity grid.
The International Energy Agency hails the launch of Canada’s Boundary Dam coal-fired power plant, which is equipped with carbon capture and storage technology.
Drying lignite before combustion in the boiler is an effective way to increase thermal efficiency of lignite-fired power plants.
A new FOIA request from the Institute for Trade, Standards and Sustainable Development (ITSSD) challenges the legality of the scientific basis for the EPA’s greenhouse gas endangerment finding.
Techinomics signs an agreement to bring its technology to the Chinese coal-fired power market.
CO2 Solutions joins the University of North Dakota Energy & Environmental Research Center’s testing program.
West Penn Power has completed a substation upgrade to benefit the mining industry in Pennsylvania.
Peabody Energy has called for greater use of advanced coal to fight energy inequality and improve emissions.
NF Energy has signed a contract to supply flow control systems to Shanxi Xinyou Group’s power plant in China.