A week in coal: 19 September 2014
Stories that caught the eye of the World Coal news team this week.
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Stories that caught the eye of the World Coal news team this week.
Hayes Fuels installs new coal separation units at its Irish operations.
Germany will limit the financial support that the KfW state development bank can give to coal projects abroad.
Study finds power plants likely to be retired in face of EPA regulations.
Maptek adds Evorelution opencast scheduling solutions to product suite.
Emerson technology will control a new 1075 MW ultra supercritical unit at the Kozienice coal-fired power plant in Poland.
Kinder releases K-Vee Spidler – a spiral cleaning idler.
Antonette Markowski, Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Pennsylvania Geological Survey, US, provides an insight into the coalbed methane industry in Pennsylvania.
Plattco Corp. releases details of its new high-pressure mechanical shaft seal for conveying systems.
Tlou Energy announces start of remediation work for the Selemo coalbed methane pilot pod in Botswana.
Columbia Steel names Tony Miotke as product engineering manager of dragline team
China looks to curb emissions by introducing a ban on so called ‘dirty’ coal.