New electric truck fleet for Conuma Coal
Conuma Coal Resources Limited has announced the replacement of a fleet of haul trucks at its Wolverine Mine with five new Komatsu electric 830E-5 models supplied by SMS Equipment Inc.
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World Coal Association: CCS regains momentum but more ambition needed
The Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute (GCCSI) has published its annual ‘Global Status of CCS’ report.
Kibo Energy to reorganise Botswana interests
The company has announced an update regarding the Mabesekwa Coal Independent Power Project in Botswana.
FGX SepTech sets up US coal cleaning plants
FGX SepTech has set up two dry, pneumatic coal cleaning plants in the USA.
Industry report calls for action to progress UK carbon capture and storage
A report has called for urgent action to progress low carbon technologies critical to the UK and Scottish government’s net zero ambitions.
US coal plant retirements linked to plants with higher operating costs
US coal-fired electric generating capacity declined to 257 GW in 2017 after several coal power plants retired.
Siemens to equip Indian Plant with digitalisation solutions
Siemens will provide a complete thermal twin for a Bajaj Group energy plant, enabling improvements in the plant’s performance.
Insurers withdrawing cover from coal projects double in 2019
46% of reinsurance market and 37% of industry’s global assets covered by coal exit policies.
Cummins unveils new environmental sustainability strategy
Cummins Inc. has announced its next environmental sustainability strategy, which includes science-based goals that meet or exceed the goals in the United Nations Paris agreement on climate change.
CRU: could a green light for United Wambo's signal a stop sign for other thermal coal projects?
A new insight from CRU Group on thermal coal projects.
Consortium lays foundation for a hydrogen industry in the Latrobe Valley
The start of construction for a world first hydrogen project (Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain, HESC) based at AGL Loy Yang began yesterday.
EPA seeks input on proposals to establish regulatory framework for coal combustion residuals
The US Environmental Protection Agency has announced a proposed regulation to the management of coal combustion residuals (CCR) from electric utilities.
America’s Power supports EPA’s proposed CCR and ELG regulations
EPA’s proposals appear to include enough flexibility to avoid many adverse repercussions on the electric power sector, including the forced closure or idling of coal-fired power plants that are necessary for reliable and affordable electricity.
Philippines’ first supercritical power plant expands grid capacity
The Philippines is enhancing its infrastructure resilience in anticipation of rapidly escalating energy demands, driven by strong economic and population growth.
Law may block golden handshake for German lignite owners
Lawyers have warned Germany’s coal companies not to bank on big payoffs for closing their lignite operations down, in a new legal analysis.