Rhino Resource Partners has completed a definitive agreement between Royal Energy Resources Inc. and Wexford Capital LP where Royal acquires common units of the partnership previously owned by Wexford.
Peabody Energy enters definitive agreement to sell it interest in Prairie State Energy Campus: a 1600 MW coal-fired plant and adjacent coal mine in Illinois, USA.
Former Peabody Energy Senior Vice President of Government Relations, Fred Palmer, has joined Washington DC-based public affairs firm, Total Spectrum/Steve Gordon and Associates.
Peabody's North Antelope Rochelle mine reaches a major production milestone by shipping its 2 billionth short ton of coal.
BHP Billiton has reported 3% falls in its metallurgical and thermal coal production as operations were hit by geological difficulties and heavy rain in Australia, while draught hit the company in Colombia.
Fortum’s 4Q15 net profit will be negatively impacted by over €1 million as a result of one-time impairments and provisions.
US Rep. Ed Whitfield, Chairman of the Energy and Power Subcommittee, criticises the US Department of Interior’s regulation on federal coal leasing and management.
Jay Hambro has been appointed to the board of the Gupta Group and Chief Investment Officer and CEO of Gupta-owned SIMEC Energy and Mining Divisions.
China invested US$110 billion in renewable generation in 2015 with more to come in 2016, leading for further falls in the country’s coal demand.
A report, Scottish CO2 Hub – A unique opportunity for the UK, published by Scottish Carbon Capture & Storage has detailed a concept that could lead the way for deployment of CCS in the UK and Europe.
CoAL awards Optimisation Study and Front End Engineering and Design package to DRA Global’s South African company DRA Projects SA.
Rio Tinto announces 4Q15 results: hard coking and thermal coal production was in line with 2015 guidance, while semi-soft coking coal production was above the top end of the guidance range.
US LNG exports have been vaunted by the US coal industry as cause for rising US gas prices and therefore rising US coal demand. But this hope may be misplaced.
The US government halting new coal leases on federal land while it undertakes a comprehensive review of the federal coal programme has been met with discontent.
The Port of Rotterdam has announced that goods throughput increased by a total 4.9% to 466.4 million in 2015.