US coal production for week ending 14 March
US coal production dropped 1.4 million short t in the week ending 14 March compared to the same period in 2014, according to figures form the US Energy Information Administration.
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US coal production dropped 1.4 million short t in the week ending 14 March compared to the same period in 2014, according to figures form the US Energy Information Administration.
The White House has said that it is committed to ending government financing for most coal-fired power plants overseas.
Shares in Jindal Steel and Power Ltd were hit by concerns over the company's ability to feed its power plants after the rejection of its coal mine bids.
Aspire Mining has received the independent geology report for its Nuurstei metallurgical coal project in Mongolia.
The Brookings Energy Security and Climate Initiative has launched a new project to focus on the changing nature of coal markets in the 21st century.
Coal will remain competitive in Asia, according to a new report from the IEA Clean Coal Centre.
Further evidence that quality inspections that took effect in January are holding back shipments.
Coal mine fatalities in China dropped almost 87% to 931 last year from more than 7000 casualties registered in the sector in 2002.
China Shenhua Energy has posted a 19.4% fall in 2014 net profit citing a supply glut and slower demand growth that hurt prices.
China's smog-hit capital Beijing has shut down the third of its four coal-fired power plants as part of its campaign to cut pollution.
Modi had gained approval for swiftly responding to a Supreme Court decision invalidating the allocation of coal blocks to private companies.
The jointly owned coal-mining venture expects all of its operations to be profitable by the end of the year after cost savings and productivity measures.