Arch Coal results reflect challenging market
Arch Coal has released its Q1 2014 results, announcing a net loss of US$ 124.1 million.
Arch Coal has released its Q1 2014 results, announcing a net loss of US$ 124.1 million.
Japan imported record volumes of thermal coal and LNG in the fiscal year ended 31 March 2014.
Dr Rohan Fernando, IEA Clean Coal Centre, discusses the developments in modelling and simulation of coal gasification.
According the Minerals Council of Australia, the majority of Australians support the coal sector.
globalCOAL announced that two new Indian market members have joined its online coal trading platform.
Rio Tinto has posted its production results for Q1 2014, showing a year-on-year increase in hard coking coal and thermal coal production.
BHP Billiton announces record metallurgical coal production in the nine months to March 2014.
Yokogawa has received orders from Shaanxi Yanchang Petro to supply control systems for two coal-oil plant construction projects in China.
Bathurst Resources has announced a capital raising plan to raise up to AU$ 6.87 million in a discounted share placement.
African Energy Resources will raise up to AU$ 4.5 million to advance its portfolio of coal and power projects in Botswana.
The UK government’s refusal to fund a coal rescue plan will cost jobs and force the country to rely on overseas energy suppliers.
James River Coal’s bankruptcy filing is unlikely to change the competitive landscape as the natural gas revolution continues.
Aspire Mining will supply coal produced from the Ovoot project in Mongolia to the Sainshand Industrial Complex.
ZCM-SES Clean Energy Technologies has officially launched the China clean coal gasification joint venture.
Cokal is in the process of finalising the funding facility for its Bumi Barito coal project in Indonesia.