Universal Coal forecasts 2019 EBITDA increase to AUS$93 million
Universal Coal reveals its growth outlook beyond FY19, where its EBITDA is expected to be a 29% increase from last year.
Universal Coal reveals its growth outlook beyond FY19, where its EBITDA is expected to be a 29% increase from last year.
The World Coal Association has commented on the ‘Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C’, released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
The CEO of Eskom Rotek Industries has resigned from his position and is to leave Eskom at the end of this month.
The demand from India’s power sector will upkeep global coal industry growth to 2022, says GlobalData.
The US$2.8 billion proposed railway line in Mozambique could collapse as miners are balking.
The ACCC has finalised its dispute over the terms and conditions for Glencore coal to access the ‘declared’ shipping channel service at the Port of Newcastle.
Lawyers have called for a ‘beyond coal’ policy as a German higher administrative court rules against RWE on Hambach Forest clearance.
Jastrzebska Spólka Weglowa’s terms of payment used in procurement procedures have been shortened by 30 days.
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) employees in the energy industry are trained to fight fire to thwart threats before they turn into major incidents.
Mobile and scalable rental systems guarantee improved temperature and ventilation controls while lowering CAPEX, providing miners with a flexible production model that allows them to continue to dig deeper and increase efficiency.
ArcelorMittal has recently invested in clean energy production in Bosnia Herzegovina. KPA Unicon will renew ArcelorMittal’s existing energy production systems with cleaner technology.
EESTech’s waste resource agglomeration modules (WRAM) achieve success in independent trials carried out by one of the world’s largest steel producers.
ACCCE are supportive of Trump’s nomination of Bernard McNamee to fill the vacancy at FERC.
The ‘Advancing US Coal Exports: An Assessment of Opportunities to Enhance Exports of US Coal’ report was prepared at the request of US Energy Secretary Rick Perry.
Over a quarter of the world's top coal plant developers have no installed coal capacity as of yet, meaning there are still many new companies entering the market.