Alpha Metallurgical Resources’ CEO to open Bluefield Coal & Mining Show
The Chamber of Commerce of the Two Virginias has announced that Andy Eidson, CEO and Director of Alpha Metallurgical Resources, will open the Bluefield Coal & Mining Show.
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The Chamber of Commerce of the Two Virginias has announced that Andy Eidson, CEO and Director of Alpha Metallurgical Resources, will open the Bluefield Coal & Mining Show.
Matt Mackowiak, Director of Government Affairs at Core Natural Resources, comments on the recent signing of four executive orders by US President Donald Trump that will help propel the use of coal.
The Department of the Interior has reaffirmed its commitment to the Trump administration’s goal of American Energy Dominance with a renewed focus on coal.
According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), US production of all types of coal has declined over the past two decades, including 2024.
The Wyoming Energy Authority is issuing a request for proposals to conduct a comprehensive Wyoming coal resource study.
Ramaco Resources, Inc. has received a US$6.1 million matching grant for Ramaco's Wyoming carbon ore rare earth Brook mine project.
With a clean energy future on the horizon, Jane Marsh outlines how the coal industry can find opportunities to become sustainable.
Warrior Met Coal, Inc. has provided several positive operational and financial updates regarding its progress towards developing its Blue Creek project.
FutureCoal has released a statement welcoming President-elect Trump’s recent reaffirmation of his commitment to ‘clean coal’, which aligns closely with its Sustainable Coal Stewardship roadmap.
A new IEA report has found that strong deployment of renewables is set to curb growth in coal use even as electricity demand surges, with China – the world’s biggest coal consumer – remaining pivotal.
CONSOL Energy Inc. has published its financial and operating results for 3Q24, describing the outcomes as ‘robust’ and reporting zero employee recordable incidents from its Bailey and Itmann plants.
US coal exports from the Port of Baltimore rebounded at the end of May 2024, according to recently released data from the US Census Bureau.