NTPC sets 2025 coal production target
NTPC has set a target of 40 million t of coal production from its captive mines for the fiscal FY25.
NTPC has set a target of 40 million t of coal production from its captive mines for the fiscal FY25.
Whitehaven Coal has completed the acquisition of the Blackwater and Daunia coal mines in Queensland, Australia.
Michelle Manook, FutureCoal, discusses the importance of transforming the global coal value chain to navigate to a future of sustainability, technology, and resilience.
Coal India Limited has reported double digit growth in coal production in FY24 compared to FY23.
The Bettercoal Programme has launched its revised ‘Bettercoal Assessment Manual’ after a comprehensive review process which has been ongoing since 2022.
Arch Resources, Inc. has announced that George J. Schuller Jr has joined the company as Senior VP and COO, effective immediately.
Corsa Coal Corp. has reported its financial results for 4Q23 and FY23.
Tan Delta Systems, the leading global manufacturer of real-time oil condition monitoring sensors and systems, has announced the launch of its coal mining sector offering.
Nathan Hinton, Weir ESCO, evaluates how technological solutions in the cable shovel space are helping coal producers address challenges.
Hallador Energy has announced a restructuring of its Sunrise Coal Division, designed to strengthen its financial and operational efficiency and create significant savings and higher margins.
Metinvest’s Pokrovske Coal has commissioned the 11th longwall for coking coal in Block 10 of Pokrovske Colliery, which will enable the group to produce almost 1 million t of coal.
Clara Resources Australia has entered into an agreement with Savannah Goldfields to acquire 100% ownership of Renison Coal – owner of the Ashford Coking Coal Project.
Peabody has published its 4Q23 results, FY23 results, and released a segment update.
Liam Sheeder, Belt Tech Industrial, discusses differences and similarities between domestic and import belt and why a manufacturer’s reputation is more important than its location.
The US Department of Energy will invest US$17 million in projects that produce rare earth elements from coal-based resources.