Coal

GE Power is set to build the Ostroleka C coal power plant using HELE technology, including air quality control systems, to meet the latest EU standards in terms of local emissions.

Battle for Berrima’s latest scaremongering tactics are reportedly hindering the planning process for the Hume Coal Project.

BHP has left The World Coal Association based on one claimed material policy difference.

FLSmidth have developed a service exchange programme that has cut the potential lead time for a replacement fine coal centrifuge from eight weeks to just 48 hours.

EMCO Transportation Systems has recently become a resident in the Free Port of Vladivostok.

Arch Coal has completed a credit agreement amendment for the reduction of interest rates on its senior secured term loan facility.

Lloyd’s will adopt divestment criteria recommended by Unfriend Coal for the Central Fund. It will divest from companies that generate at least 30% of their revenue or electricity from coal, produce at least 20 million tpy of coal or operate at least 10 GW of coal-fired power stations.

Martin Engineering and BossTek summarise some of the solutions to mitigate dust and help operators safeguard the health of individuals through the use of field-proven equipment.

SGX has broadened its suite of bulk commodities with the launch of SGX "M42" Indonesian Coal contracts.

Westmoreland Coal Company has reported its fourth quarter and full year 2017 results, and has announced that its capital structure optimisation is underway.

Westmoreland Coal Co. has announced that it plans to issue a press release reporting financial results for 4Q17 and full year 2017 before the market opens on 2 April 2018.

Peabody was recently named 'Employer of the Year – Energy & Natural Resources' for 2018 by United Kingdom-based Corporate LiveWire, which called the company a “pace-setter in safety and health, sustainability practices and its people orientation.”

In the past week, Rio Tinto has announced three separate deals that complete its exit from coal. In this article, Viktor Tanevski, a senior research analyst at Wood Mackenzie, offers his analysis.

SCHADE Lagertechnik announces that construction work at the new Limay II power plant in the Phillipines, for which it provided tripper cars, has been completed.

The increase is expected to range between 5-20%, depending on the specific product, raw material type, services provided, and global considerations.