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Mateusz Morawiecki, the Prime Minister of Poland, learnt about the development plans of the Jastrzebska Spólka Weglowa Group during a visit to the Przyjazn coking plant in Dabrowa Górnicza on 31 October.
The new mine lease is set to create 350 ongoing local jobs in Bowen Basin communities.
CONSOL Energy shares its financial and operating results for the third quarter of 2018.
The last of 21 bodies have been recovered from a Chinese coal mine that collapsed on 20 October.
Honey has been successfully produced at a nature reserve within the Drax power plant site in the UK.
American Electric Power seeks bids for the supply of coal to its generating stations.
New Chair for Bluefield Coal Show, Robert W. Ramsey, believes the 2019 show will be excellent for exhibitors due to the significant increase in business activity within the coal industry.
A European research project examining the conversion of the Rotterdam coal-fired power plant into a biomass-fired heat and power plant is to begin in November.
With these new contracts, GE’s technology for SO2 emission control will help NTPC remove over 0.5 million tpy of SO2 and meet India’s latest thermal power plant emission norms for SO2.
This excavator takes into account the mining and geological conditions of the Solntsevo coal mine.
Queensland Resources Council Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane has issued a statement following the Supreme Court of Queensland’s decision to dismiss Aurizon’s legal challenge to the draft coal rail network decision.
The lawsuits are aimed at recovering US$733 million extracted by PPL Corporation from Talen Montana’s business during its tenure as owner of PPL Montana, which left PPL Montana and Talen Montana unable to meet the obligations of the Colstrip plant.