Coal

Jonathan Rowland, editor of World Coal, examines Deloitte’s Tracking the Trends 2014 and their impact on the global coal sector.

Maria van der Hoeven, executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), sees a long-term future for coal.

New report from Oxford University exposes threat to Australian coal projects posed by changes to Chinese coal consumption.

Coal prices dip once again, while carbon prices remain flat.

Jonathan Rowland, editor of World Coal, examines Deloitte’s Tracking the Trends 2014 and their impact on the global coal sector.

Jonathan Rowland, editor of World Coal, talks to Reuben Saayman, Deloitte Australia, about this year’s Tracking the Trends report.

The outlook for the US coal industry remains stable, according to the latest report from Moody’s.

Rio Tinto has achieved US$ 600 million of cost reduction from its Energy business this year but needs to focus on increasing productivity in the future.

Future global energy mix will see coal challenged by natural gas, as ExxonMobil forecasts natural gas boom.

Scientists at Rice University has discovered a way to turn coal into graphene quantum dots for use in medical imaging, as well as sensing, electronic and photovoltaic applications.

A GSE engineering simulator will help reduce commissioning time and cost for the FutureGen 2.0 clean coal project in Illinois.

US coal consumption will grow to 928.1 million short t in 2013 according to the US Energy Information Administration.

Mine Site Technology has added Pillar Innovations as its newest channel partner covering the US.

The ABMEC Annual Conference turned a spotlight on the state of the global mining industry as it met in Doncaster, UK.

According to IHS, by 2035 China’s power market will overtake that of the US and Europe combined.