Coal

BHP Billiton has released its 2014 Annual Reporting suite, outlining the company’s financial, operating and safety performance.

The Australian government has approved construction of a rail line that will connect Adani’s coal mines to Abbot Point.

Sino Construction Limited is planning a takeover bid for Australian company, Guildford Coal Limited.

A number of digital highlights from the October issue of World Coal magazine.

Oracle Coalfields has made significant progress towards delivering the commercial potential of Block VI in the Thar Coalfields.

Universal Coal has confirmed the first export of thermal coal from its Kangala Colliery in South Africa.

Higher political ambition is necessary to make carbon pricing work, according to Thomson Reuters Point Carbon.

Peabody Energy has modified its third quarter 2014 earnings expectations, in light of improved coal operations.

The Carbon Tracker Initiative has released new research, which identifies major financial risks for investors in coal producers.

BREE has forecast a positive outlook for the Queensland resources sector, despite the negative activist coal and gas divestment campaign.

India’s Supreme Court has cancelled 214 of the 218 coal mining licences awarded since 1993.

Adaro Energy has agreed to renegotiate the Coal Cooperation Agreement with the Indonesian government.

Over 200 Polish miners have blocked trains carrying coal from Russia at a border in northern Poland, Reuters reports.

BHP-Mitsubishi cut 700 jobs from Queensland coal operations.

Suez Cement will use coal as a reliable fuel source as it looks to maintain cement production.