Coal

The main driver for coal and carbon markets this week is the development of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

African Energy Resources has released an update regarding the Sese and Mmamabula coal projects.

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

Anglo American has appointed Themba Mkhwanazi as the CEO of the company’s South Africa coal business.

Peabody Energy has announced several changes in its organisational structure, effective 1st April 2014.

Coal companies and subsidiaries to spend upwards of US$ 200 million on treatment and system-wide upgrading to reduce water pollution.

Analysts suggest gas users could be pushed toward investing is coal, as the crisis in Ukraine sends gas prices soaring.

Potential Chinese off-take customers Xinjiang Bayi and China Minmetals sign MoU with Celsius Coal.

The WCA has called on the EU to ensure access to affordable energy, adding that coal is essential to delivering affordable energy to Europe.

Australian coal project will be developed jointly by International Coal and Fox Resources.

China’s coal demand will peak in 2020, with the country needing approximately 4.7 billion tonnes.

Arch Coal has announced several changes to its board of directors.

Intra Energy Corporation has announced a record monthly sales volume for February 2014.

A planning application to create an opencast coal mine in Staffordshire has been submitted by UK Coal.

A weak global market has impacted revenue as Solid Energy keeps a watchful eye on costs through its stringent spending strategy.