Rio Tinto Energy posts US$210 million loss
Rio Tinto Energy lost US$210 million in 2014 as coal prices continued to drop.
Rio Tinto Energy lost US$210 million in 2014 as coal prices continued to drop.
Swiss-based commodities giant, Glencore, has released its 2014 production report, showing coal production up 6% on the previous year, although prices continued to suffer.
Korean utility, KOSPO, seeks thermal coal for Hadong power plant
Markets continue to impact Colorado coal production
China adopts clean coal technologies while its installed coal capacity exceeds 800 gigawatts in 2014.
Bowie Resources submits draft registration to propose an initial public offering
Coal India likely to scrap Mozambique production project on poor deposits.
India's coal imports soften as local supply improves.
Peabody Energy's Cottage Grove Mine honoured with President's safety award for top performance.
Norway has removed 32 coal mining companies from its sovereign wealth fund portfolio as it divests from coal
Australian coal industry looks in better shape than the US industry, according to Wood Mackenzie
A round-up of some the main news stories from the global coal industry this week.
Anglo Pacific has bought a royalty interest in Whitehaven Coal’s Narrabri coal project in New South Wales, Australia.
Blow for the coal industry as the FutureGen clean coal project in Illinois, US, has its funding cut by Department of Energy
US President Barack Obama proposes to accelerate disbursements from Abandoned Mine Land funds and invest money in economically distressed coal communities