Coal deliveries to US power plants rose to a six-month high 37.43 million st in July, up 14% from the previous month but 23.8% lower than the year-ago month, according Continue Reading
A report published by Fitch Solutions Country Risk states that under a Joe Biden presidency, the United States is expected to see an acceleration in renewables development and an effort Continue Reading
Coal exports out of the terminals in the Hampton Roads region in Virginia were at 1.68 million st in August, down 26.8% from July and also 42.8% lower than the Continue Reading
Weekly US coal production fell to a seven-week low 10.34 million st in the week ended Sept. 12, down 3.3% from a week earlier and 26.4% lower than the year-ago Continue Reading
Coal headlines this summer have been uniformly doom-and-gloom, with stories like “ Renewables surpass coal in US energy generation for first time in 130 years ” from the Guardian, “ Continue Reading
John Hickman was filling out a coal production report about 2½ miles deep in a mountain when his foreman’s voice came over the intercom. “Stop mining,” the foreman instructed. “Bring Continue Reading
Coal prices in Europe show little sign of getting the usual uplift into the winter heating season thanks to a groundswell of rising pollution costs, cheap natural gas and high Continue Reading
Houston — Weekly US coal production was estimated at 10.7 million st in the week ended Sept. 5, down 3.4% from the previous week, Energy Information Administration data showed Sept. Continue Reading
Government officials and state-owned energy enterprises in China are currently debating another wave of coal power investment, despite a severely diminished business case for the technology. These companies that own Continue Reading
Even the cleanest fossil fuel is losing its appeal to rich nations. Just a few years ago, natural gas was hailed as vital for the transition toward an economy that runs Continue Reading
