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Warrior Met Coal, Inc. has announced the commencement of its offer to purchase, in cash, up to US$150 million principal amount of the company’s outstanding 8.00% Senior Secured Notes due 2024, at a repurchase price of 103% of the aggregate principal amount of such Notes, plus accrued and unpaid interest with respect to such Notes to, but not including, the date of repurchase.
Wood Mackenzie experts have provided commentaries on China's Dalian port and its restriction on coal imports.
Coal is a vital energy and strategic resource that is essential to the world’s sustainable development and energy security objectives, says World Coal Association.
BLM and OSMRE are seeking public scoping comments regarding the preparation of an environmental assessment that will analyse potential impacts from the proposed lease by application and associated proposed mine plan modification at the King II coal mine.
Capping coal production is significant because prices could remain high amid tighter supplies.
The NETL-supported scaleup of nickel superalloy component manufacturing processes for advanced ultrasupercritical technology is moving forward.
To meet the growing needs of a lower carbon economy, Glencore aims to prioritise its capital investment to grow production of commodities essential to the energy and mobility transition and to limit its coal production capacity broadly to current levels.
ResearchAndMarkets.com has added a new report titled “Coal Mining in Russia to 2022 – Upcoming Power Plants to Drive Domestic Consumption” to its offering.
Ncondezi Energy Ltd (Ncondezi) provides details of historical contracts it has entered into with Synergy Consulting Infrastructure and Financial Advisory Services Inc (Synergy).
Tlou Energy has successfully completed the drilling of the Lesedi 3 development pod at its CBM project in Botswana.
The NMA testified the 2015 rule imposed a “de facto moratorium on construction of new coal-fired power plants. The proposed revisions are necessary to allow construction of new, highly efficient coal units, particularly if regulations and fuel markets change and eliminate the current barriers on the construction of new, lower emitting coal-fired units.”
Coal will be essential to help India meet its future energy needs, as the country’s energy demand is projected to more than double through to 2040.