CRU: could a green light for United Wambo's signal a stop sign for other thermal coal projects?
A new insight from CRU Group on thermal coal projects.
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A new insight from CRU Group on thermal coal projects.
The start of construction for a world first hydrogen project (Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain, HESC) based at AGL Loy Yang began yesterday.
The US Environmental Protection Agency has announced a proposed regulation to the management of coal combustion residuals (CCR) from electric utilities.
EPA’s proposals appear to include enough flexibility to avoid many adverse repercussions on the electric power sector, including the forced closure or idling of coal-fired power plants that are necessary for reliable and affordable electricity.
The Philippines is enhancing its infrastructure resilience in anticipation of rapidly escalating energy demands, driven by strong economic and population growth.
Lawyers have warned Germany’s coal companies not to bank on big payoffs for closing their lignite operations down, in a new legal analysis.
“This legislation will help ensure that NSR will no longer stand in the way of upgrades that will improve environmental performance at coal-fuelled power plants,” says National Mining Association.
Four in five EU coal power plants are unprofitable and utilities could lose €6.6 billion this year alone, finds a new report from financial think tank Carbon Tracker.
Arch Coal, Inc. has reported net income of US$106.8 million or US$6.34 per diluted share, in 3Q19, compared with net income of US$123.2 million, or US$6.10 per diluted share, in the prior year period.
Anthracite coal demand has increased massively in the last few years.
Bituminous coal producer Wolverine Fuels has appointed Carson Pollastro as its Chief Operating Officer.
BHP has announced four new renewable power agreements, to meet power demand for its Escondida and Spence copper operations in Chile.