Coal

Coal-Fired Power Plants
Camden Power Station Back Up, But Eskom Emissions Continue
Eskom’s Camden Power Station, close to Ermelo in Mpumalanga, resumed operations on Thursday after a four-month shutdown.
Coal Mine
Australian Coal Firms Trapped in Oversupplied Market
High fixed costs are forcing Australian thermal coal mining firms to maintain production, despite operating at a loss because of a severely oversupplied seaborn…
Coal-Fired Power Plants
Meralco Open to Buying Less Power From Coal Plants
This could mean that coal price risk will no longer be passed to end-users.
Coal Mine
After 200 Years, This Coal Mine is Closing - and It's England's Last One
Today marks the end of an era, with the closure of England's last commercial coal mine.
What Substitutes Can We Use Instead Of Fossil Fuels?
More than ever, humanity is dependent on fossil fuels, with world consumption of petroleum, natural gas, and coal rising a little every year.
Coal Price
Asian Coal Prices Likely to Remain Depressed
Asian coal prices, which have fallen around 25% this year as power demand slumped due to the coronavirus outbreak, are unlikely to move higher before the end of…
Thermal Coal
South Korea Urged to Follow Japanese Lead on Coal Finance Ban
South Korea has been castigated by environmentalists and international investors for failing to follow Japan in slashing funding for coal power overseas.
Coal Mine
Coal Mine Banovici Will Allocate more than 67 Million BAM for Investments
The construction of a transport system for tailings removal is certainly a valuable project, not only because of the large investment.
Coal Trade
Marked Increase in Mongolian Coal Deliveries to China
Mongolia’s coal exports to China have been accelerating recently, as evidenced by the fact that coal transportation via truck has reached 1,000 units/day at th…
Coal Trade
Japanese Business Lobby Pushes Coal-Friendly Policy
A study revealed that it has undermined the country’s climate change efforts.
Market Analysis
Europe’s Biggest Coal Nation Could Soon Go Nuclear
Every severe economic crisis shakes the basic foundations of seemingly mainstream policies and ideas and makes one wonder whether the recession’s impact could …
Coal Trade
EU Coal Imports Continue to Fall in June
Net EU-27 thermal coal imports fell on the year for a 16th consecutive month in June amid weak consumption and prices in the Atlantic.
Bulgaria
Greenpeace Demands Coal Phaseout in Bulgaria by 2030
The government in Sofia should look up to Greece in its energy policy, according to Balin Balinov from Greenpeace Bulgaria, who called for a coal exit twenty ye…
Australia
After Abandoning Coal, Suncorp will Phase Out Oil and Gas Financing
One of Australia’s largest insurers Suncorp has announced a significant retreat from fossil fuels, declaring it will not directly finance or insure new oil and…
Poland
Europe’s Biggest Coal Nation Could Soon Go Nuclear
Every severe economic crisis shakes the basic foundations of seemingly mainstream policies and ideas and makes one wonder whether the recession’s impact could …

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Coal

Camden Power Station Back Up, But Eskom Emissions Continue

Australian Coal Firms Trapped in Oversupplied Market

Meralco Open to Buying Less Power From Coal Plants

After 200 Years, This Coal Mine is Closing - and It's England's Last One

What Substitutes Can We Use Instead Of Fossil Fuels?

Asian Coal Prices Likely to Remain Depressed

South Korea Urged to Follow Japanese Lead on Coal Finance Ban

Coal Mine Banovici Will Allocate more than 67 Million BAM for Investments

Marked Increase in Mongolian Coal Deliveries to China

Japanese Business Lobby Pushes Coal-Friendly Policy

Europe’s Biggest Coal Nation Could Soon Go Nuclear

EU Coal Imports Continue to Fall in June

Greenpeace Demands Coal Phaseout in Bulgaria by 2030

After Abandoning Coal, Suncorp will Phase Out Oil and Gas Financing

Europe’s Biggest Coal Nation Could Soon Go Nuclear