MOL and Japanese shipyards design next generation coal carrier
The vessel's design draws on the shipyard's extensive knowledge of coal carriers, with the goal of achieving safe, reliable and economically efficient transport of coal.
The vessel's design draws on the shipyard's extensive knowledge of coal carriers, with the goal of achieving safe, reliable and economically efficient transport of coal.
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has proposed a future coal-fired thermal power plant model for the US market.
The archaeological area has been designed to beautify the previously barren area and highlight the scar trees removed during the mining process.
Significant increases in productivity rates are being achieved by the underground mine's first production unit.
NETL researchers are focusing on using microwaves to provide rapid and selective energitics on a molecular level.
Terms of the new facility increase the company's capital return flexibility.
The report analyses the worldwide markets for clean coal technologies.
The majority of the planned coal plant upgrades have now been completed.
The parties have negotiated and agreed to a wage increase at five Murray American Mines.
Adani Mining’s Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems Management Plan has been finalised and approved by the Queensland Government.
Queensland’s thermal coal exports could be set to grow stronger than forecast, says Wood Mackenzie.
According to the new BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2019, both global coal consumption and production rose in 2018.
These savings were achieved by improving the structure of coal charge and the quality of coke.
A new report titled: ‘The Coal Mining Sector, including Coal Testing and Laboratories in South Africa 2019’ has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's portfolio.
The US Department of Energy is to invest US$39 million in 17 projects for cost-shared research and development under the funding opportunity announcement: 'Improving Efficiency, Reliability, and Flexibility of Existing Coal-Based Power Plants'.