The first of two supercritical turbines from GE Steam Power has successfully synchronised to Pakistan’s national grid at China Power Hub Generation Company’s (CPHGC) new power plant.
Australia’s short-list of projects for detailed consideration through the Underwriting New Generation Investment programme is a welcome start in ensuring the country’s electricity system is capable of delivering affordable power with lower emissions.
China's import restriction on Australian thermal coal could mean a game of musical chairs for producers.
Glenn Kellow, WCA Chairman and President & Chief Executive at Peabody, provides insight into sustainable coal.
SSE’s Board has decided to close one of its four coal units at Fiddler’s Ferry power plant in Cheshire (UK).
Kibo Energy PLC has provided an update on its Benga power plant project in Mozambique, with a key highlight being its Definitive Feasibility Study being completed ahead of schedule and an investigation into the integration of renewable energy into the project.
The aim is to significantly advance technology readiness of AUSC technology by manufacturing full-scale AUSC components from nickel superalloys and other advanced alloys.
The Coaltrans Middle East conference in Cairo has shown that coal will still supply up to 12% of the power in some Gulf countries by 2050.
The decline in coal-based power has dovetailed with the increasing consumption of natural gas and growing use of natural gas in transportation.
The report provides expert advice that will help shape Canada's approach to assisting Canadians and communities affected by the phase-out of traditional coal-fired electricity.
A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between three parties to turn the Hunter Economic Zone into an “ultra super critical” coal-fired power plant.
American Electric Power is seeking bids for the supply of coal to one or more of its generating stations.
Kibo Energy has provided a further update on the conversion of the Sanderson Minority Interest in its Mbeya Development.
BHP announces a US$6 million equity investment in emissions reduction company, Carbon Engineering Ltd.
Framtiden i våre hender (FIVH) and Urgewald find that Norway’s oil fund has investments in 32 companies that should have been excluded under coal exclusion criteria.