Power

Rio Tinto, Turquoise Hill and the government of Mongolia have reached an agreement on the preferred domestic power solution for Oyu Tolgoi.

GlobalData has reported that coal-based electricity generation has fallen to its lowest level in the US, representing a 23.5% share in the generation mix.

Transparency Market Research has reported that the global mined anthracite coal market is expected to be driven by its increasing demand in from the steel manufacturers.

The global energy industry downturn at the hands of COVID-19 has not only hurt immediate revenues, but is also affecting national infrastructure and energy policy planning.

A recently Rystad Energy analysis, using Vietnam as an example, shows that gas resources around the world will see development delays, meaning coal may benefit as a result.

The World Coal Association (WCA) has recognised the challenges in developing recovery pathways and has welcomed the emphasis in the IEA’s Special Report on Sustainable Recovery.

US coal consumption has been declining since its peak in 2007 of 1.1 billion short t.

AECOM has announced the appointment of W. Troy Rudd to Chief Executive Officer.

BBC News has reported that Britain has just gone two months without burning coal to generate power.

The Siberian Coal Energy Company JSC (SUEK JSC) held its general annual shareholders meeting on 5 June 2020.

The First Nations Climate Initiative (FNCI) has released a draft policy framework for energy development that meets local and global climate change targets and reduces poverty in First Nations communities.

Coal is going to play an integral part in Japan’s power sector as COVID-19 affects the country’s solar projects’ development, according to GlobalData.

The Queensland Resources Council will join the Premier’s Queensland Industry Recovery Alliance today to work with the government to maximise the resource sector’s role in the State’s COVID-19 recovery.

Impacts are felt across the energy world, from fuel and power supply to efficiency, with serious implications for energy security and clean energy transitions.

Shanghai Electric is now celebrating the 27th anniversary of its entering Pakistan markets since 1993.