Peabody’s quarterly dividend grows
Peabody has increased its quarterly dividend to US$0.125 per share.
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Peabody has increased its quarterly dividend to US$0.125 per share.
These amendments provide states and utilities much-needed flexibility in the management of coal ash, while ensuring human health and the environment are protected.
Jiangnan Environmental Protection Group Inc. has appointed Oscar Martinez as the company’s new CFO. Martinez will oversee the company's financial planning and reporting, accounting, tax and treasury functions.
The facility will explore the feasibility of meeting the growing demand for REEs by taking advantage of our abundant natural resources. It will create business opportunities that stimulate the economy, boost jobs, help the coal industry and ensure national security.
ACCCE “look forward to working with EPA as it develops changes that protect the environment and avoid more coal retirements which are a threat to the reliability and resilience of the electricity grid.”
The Mining Commission is reportedly ready to review Kibo Mining Plc’s application for a Special Mining License for its Mbeya Coal to Power Project in Tanzania.
BHP Billiton’s recent Operational Review for the 2018 financial year, the company has achieved a 7% increase in metallurgical coal production to reach a new record figure.
The Korea Customs Office is currently investigating two illegal shipments of North Korean coal to South Korea, disguised as Russian product.
The World Coal Association has commented on the IEA’s 2018 World Energy Investment report.
Investment in new coal-fired plants in China fell by 55% in 2017.
Bowie Resource Partners has appointed new senior executives alongside the recapitalisation of the company.
3.3 million t of coal were produced from the Solntsevsky Coal Mine, Russia, owned by the East Mining Company in the first half of this year, 240% higher than the indicators of the same period last year.