Power

Adani Power has appointed Black & Veatch to optimise thermal power assets and reduce operational costs and emissions.

Carbon Clean has announced the commencement of carbon capture operations at NTPC’s power plant in India.

Fortum’s Meri-Pori power plant has not been selected for Finland’s next peak-load reserve capacity.

Uniper's Heyden 4 hard-coal-fired power plant will again produce electricity for the market from 29 August 2022 and probably until 30 April 2023.

Polling released by the National Mining Association shows nearly eight in 10 voters want the US government to take action to prevent premature closings of functioning power plants until replacement generating capacity is built and online.

Marubeni Corp. and Electric Power Development Co., Ltd will each fund AUS$10 million in Glencore’s CTSCo Carbon Capture and Storage Project in Queensland.

Bruks Siwertell has secured a repeat original equipment manufacturer service contract to provide a substantial electrical system upgrade to another of Mailiao power plant’s Siwertell shipunloaders.

Glencore has welcomed the Australian government’s decision to award a total of up to AUS$35 million to its CTSCo Carbon Capture Use and Storage Project.

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NTPC Ltd, India's largest integrated power company, has partnered with Delhi Jal Board to utilise the sludge generation in the sewage treatment plants in an effort to reduce the carbon footprint.

Bruks Siwertell has commissioned a new Siwertell ST 790 D-type shipunloader to serve Quezon Power Ltd Co’s San Buenaventura power plant in Mauban, the Philippines.

Following Homer City Generating Station’s announcement that it intends to continue its coal operations, America’s Power has issued a statement.

According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), in 2021, coal exports from the US increased by 23% to 85 million t from 69 million t in 2020.

Navajo Transitional Energy Co. has announced a strategic investment in Enchant Energy Corp.

Babcock & Wilcox has announced that its B&W Environmental segment has been awarded a contract for approximately US$13 million to design and supply equipment to reduce the environmental impact of ash at a US power plant.