
Advanced coal-fired thermal power plants set up in Fukushima
Two newly created joint ventures, Nakoso IGCC Power GK and Hirono IGCC Power GK, have been set up to run the world’s most advanced coal-fired thermal power plants in Fukushima, Japan.
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Two newly created joint ventures, Nakoso IGCC Power GK and Hirono IGCC Power GK, have been set up to run the world’s most advanced coal-fired thermal power plants in Fukushima, Japan.

The US DOE and Natural Resources Canada announce opening of pilot plant to advance oxy-combustion carbon capture from coal plants.

Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction signs US$850 million contract to construct the Subic Redondo thermal power plant in the Philippines with eco-friendly CFB technology.

The US Department of Energy has announced plans to award up to US$80 million for a six-year project to build a 10-MWe supercritical carbon dioxide pilot plant test facility in San Antonio.

TerraCom Ltd has announced plans to investigate the construction of a 60Mw Solar Power Station on rehabilitated land at the Blair Athol Coal Mine.

A new report highlights clean coal technologies that could reduce the levelised cost of energy at cexisting oal-fired plants.

US utility, PSEG, is to close 1252 MW of coal-fired power capacity across two New Jersey power plants by 1 June 2017.

The Thabametsi power project has been selected as a preferred bidder in terms of the first bid window of South Africa’s coal baseload independent power producer procurement programme.

ACWA Power set to build a 306 MW coal fired power plant, using innovative circulating fluidised bed technology for the first time in South Africa.

BHEL commissions another 660 MW coal-fired supercritical thermal power plant in Uttar Pradesh, India.

An Indian coal-fired power plant is set to capture CO2 at US$30 per tonne using technology from Carbon Clean Solutions Ltd.

The Wyoming Integrated Test Centre for carbon capture, utilisation and storage technologies has issued a request for proposals from potential initial users of its research facilities.