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NTPC Ltd, has started collaborating with cement manufacturers around the country to supply fly ash.

NTPC Ltd. has entered into foreign currency loan agreement with the Japan Bank for International Co-operation for ¥50 billion.

The US Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy has selected four projects for cost-shared research and development.

Babcock & Wilcox has announced that its B&W Thermal segment will perform boiler maintenance and refurbish a bottom ash system for a power plant in North America.

Adani has welcomed the recently released economic report from Commodity Insights that demonstrates there is a strong demand for thermal coal in Asia and India over the next decade.

The Minerals Council of Australia has released a report by Commodity Insights on the outlook for thermal coal demand in the Asia Pacific region.

Mitsubishi Power, a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Group, has received an order for two sets of one of the world’s largest flue gas desulfurisation systems for the Nikola Tesla B coal-fired power plant in Serbia.

The World Coal Association Chief Executive, Michelle Manook, has commented on the International Energy Agency’s World Energy Outlook 2020.

NTPC Ltd has suffered an estimated production loss of 900 000 t of coal in September as operations at the Pakri-Barwadih mines were completely halted.

A Rystad Energy analysis shows that Bangladesh’s government is scaling back the coal drive dramatically.

Babcock & Wilcox has recently announced that its B&W Thermal segment will supply and install replacement secondary air heater components for a US power plant.

Peabody has announced that the US District Court concluded its review and is supporting Federal Trade Commission efforts to block the formation of the joint venture combining the Peabody and Arch’s Powder River Basin (PRB) and Colorado assets.

According to Coherent Market Insight, the global coal fired generation market is estimated to account for 2057.6 GW in terms of volume by the end of 2027.

According to the US Energy Information Administration’s latest coal data, Indiana consumed more coal in 2019 than any state in the US besides Texas and North Dakota.

A new IEA report shows CCUS can play vital roles of both reducing emissions and removing carbon from the atmosphere.