US coal hits back at Hillary Clinton
The US coal industry has hit back after Hillary Clinton said a lot of coal companies would be put out of business should she become president.
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The US coal industry has hit back after Hillary Clinton said a lot of coal companies would be put out of business should she become president.
Lower production at Kangala and a falling rand has hit Universal Coal’s half-year results.
Australian Pacific Coal announces a US$2.1 million loss in 2H15 but continues to progress its acquisition of the Dartbrook coal mine.
Aspire Mining, the developer of a number of metallurgical coal projects in Mongolia, has announced a loss of US$1.27 million in 2H15.
Queensland’s Parliament has supported a motion calling on the state government to grant all state approvals for Adani’s Carmichael project.
Delta SBD Ltd has appointed Neville McAlary as its new CEO as of April 2016, following Stephen Bizzaca’s step down.
Anglo American publishes its 15th annual sustainability report, highlighting progress in areas, such as safety, health, water and energy, and socio-economic development.
Coal stockpiles at Indian power plants have hit record highs as domestic coal production continues to grow strongly.
US coal production to register its largest percentage fall since 1958 in 2016, dropping 12% on low utility consumption, declining exports and high utility stockpiles.
Aspire Mining is working to secure bridge funding to predevelopment work on the Erdenet-to-Ovoot rail line.
Hans Mende has resigned from White Energy to focus on other business commitments.
A new report from the US Geological Survey has attempted to map coal resources in Antarctica.