The cost of restructuring
Poland expects the costs of restructuring its ailing coal mining industry will reach US$631 million.
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Poland expects the costs of restructuring its ailing coal mining industry will reach US$631 million.
Coal exports through Hampton Roads, Virginia, US, slumped by 17% in 2014 compared to the previous year.
Tim Buckley, writing for the Institute of Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, argues that China’s declining dependence on coal is evident in the data.
The first tanker to ship LNG converted from coalbed methane is en route to Singapore.
An independent Chinese coal market report commissioned by Aspire Mining confirms the marketability of a so-called “Mongolian Blend” of coal.
Astronomers at the Siding Spring observatory in Australia have warned light pollution from a planned coalbed methane development may force the observatory to close.
Cardero Resource Group has announced a maiden NI 43-101 resource estimate at its Carbon Creek metallurgical coal project in Canada.
The World Coal Association has railed against divestment from coal, as divestment campaigns increased their efforts over 2014.
Positive flow results from coalbed methane pilot pod in Botswana
Caterpillar machines hit the beach to go for a new world record, as they attempt to build the largest ever sand castle.
US coal mines set a record for the lowest number of on-the-job fatalities last year, with 16.
Workers at Coal India have started a five day strike in protest at moves to open up the sector to private companies.