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NETL showcased its capabilities by displaying its R&D competencies and exploration into coal-fuelled turbine-based power systems to attendees.

The new company was created to provide services for thermal power generation facilities in the Philippines.

Nearly a dozen Lab employees shared their work to develop fossil energy technologies that promote responsible stewardship of the environment.

Following the end of the RWE Ende Gelände’ campaign weekend in the Rhenish lignite region, RWE wants to implement a coal compromise to help calm the social debate.

Kibo Energy PLC has shared its financial results for the year ended 31 December 2018, with a key highlight being its receipt of confirmation from TANESCO that the company may develop the Mbeya coal to power project for the export market.

On 19 June, Poland’s Supreme Administrative Court issued the final decision and blocked the project.

Peabody has released a statement of support for the US government’s adoption of the Affordable Clean Energy rule.

The National Mining Association (NMA) has applauded the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule.

BHP and Mitsubishi Development Pty Ltd are reviewing opportunities to undertake research, pilot new ideas, and develop and deploy new emissions reduction technologies.

The rule provides for increased power plant efficiencies and enables states to make their own individual determinations about energy infrastructure.

Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has proposed a future coal-fired thermal power plant model for the US market.

The research team continues to build upon its work to explore new materials for improved sensor systems with broad applicability for harsh environment sensing, including coal-fired boiler technology.

NETL researchers are focusing on using microwaves to provide rapid and selective energitics on a molecular level.

The ‘Cleaner coal: a sustainable choice for powering Asia’ event brought together energy experts, policymakers, non-governmental organisations, government representatives, academics and other industry stakeholders.

If approved, typical residential customers will see their monthly bills go down US$4.