Industry supports abandoned mine lands compromise bill
The National Mining Association has recently offered its support for Senator John Barrasso’s ‘Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Fee Reauthorization Act of 2020.’
The National Mining Association has recently offered its support for Senator John Barrasso’s ‘Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation Fee Reauthorization Act of 2020.’
US coal consumption has been declining since its peak in 2007 of 1.1 billion short t.
AECOM has announced the appointment of W. Troy Rudd to Chief Executive Officer.
McLanahan Corporation is pleased to welcome Kemper Equipment as its newest partner.
Glencore welcomes the Queensland government’s decision to recognise its Valeria Coal Project as a ‘coordinated project’ under the State project approvals process.
BBC News has reported that Britain has just gone two months without burning coal to generate power.
The Siberian Coal Energy Company JSC (SUEK JSC) held its general annual shareholders meeting on 5 June 2020.
The survey, carried out in collaboration with the University of Hull and run by final-year geography student Rosie Jaques, showed our two sites support a total of 31 different bird species.
The First Nations Climate Initiative (FNCI) has released a draft policy framework for energy development that meets local and global climate change targets and reduces poverty in First Nations communities.
Reuters has reported that Poland will close two coal mines owned by state-run JSW and 10 mines from PGG group on 9 June 2020 for three weeks to stop the spread of COVID-19 among miners.
Coal is going to play an integral part in Japan’s power sector as COVID-19 affects the country’s solar projects’ development, according to GlobalData.
The Queensland Resources Council has welcomed the decision of new Treasurer to provide regulatory certainty for rail and port infrastructure so critical for the coal industry’s economic contribution.
Wollongong Coal has announced that CEO Mitchell Jakeman will resign from his employment effective 31 May 2020 for personal reasons.
The Queensland Resources Council will join the Premier’s Queensland Industry Recovery Alliance today to work with the government to maximise the resource sector’s role in the State’s COVID-19 recovery.
Impacts are felt across the energy world, from fuel and power supply to efficiency, with serious implications for energy security and clean energy transitions.