Armstrong Energy announces Q3 2014 results
Armstrong Energy announced a loss of US$7.8 million despite an increase in coal sales revenues.
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Armstrong Energy announced a loss of US$7.8 million despite an increase in coal sales revenues.
US utility, Duke Energy, has submitted its plans for the removal of coal ash from four of its coal ash basins in North Carolina.
More than 8000 coal workers will be forced to take annual leave as Glencore temporarily shuts down coal production in Australia.
Clean coal could provide a more affordable way to bridge the gap to a low-carbon generation mix in the UK, according to a new report.
New gas plan unveiled by New South Wales government has been welcomed by those in the CBM industry.
Metallurgical and thermal coal prices continued to drop in Q3, according to the latest BREE/Westpac China Resources Quarterly, as new Chinese government regulations hit imports.
Coalbed methane player, Santos, argues that increased gas use is the best way to approach reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
The surface mining equipment market registered its first gain in two and a half years, according to the latest date from Parker Bay Co.
Dassault Systèmes has extended its 3DEXPERIENCE platform.
Bangladeshi coal project developer, GCM Resources, has announced a loss of £1.3 million – down from £3.2 million the year before.
Junior mining company, AIM Exploration, has appointed an advisory board to assist in bringing its Peruvian coal properties in production and sales.
Czech coal mining company, New World Resources, has posted a bigger-than-expected net loss over Q3 2014.