Power

Florida Power & Light has filled a petition with the Florida Public Service Commission to request permission to purchase an Indiantown coal plant and, in turn, eventually phase it out.

The AEO2016 Reference case has outlined expectations that natural gas-fired electricity generation will exceed coal-fired electricity generation by 2022.

States should not be intimidated by statements about the EPA not extending the CPP deadline according to Allison Wood, a partner at Hunton & Williams, as this counters the recent stay of the plan.

Jacobs Engineering has been awarded a coal ash consulting contract for City Utilities of Springfield, Missouri in the US.

MHPS has received an order from Taipower to renovate coal-fired boilers and environmental facilities at Taichung thermal power plants units 1 – 4 in Taiwan.

The National Mining Association has highlighted evidence that “keep fossil fuels in the ground policies” are threatening the US economy, communities and access to affordable energy.

GE Power has unveiled the Digital Power Plant for Steam, a suite of technologies that aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd successfully commissions another 195 MW thermal unit in Bihar, India.

In the June issue of World Coal, Hal Quinn, President and CEO of the National Mining Association, provides an insight into the US thermal coal industry.

Alpha Natural Resources has agreed to provide an additional US$300 million for reclamation and water treatment at its sites in West Virginia.

Bangladesh will boost its coal-fired power generation as the country aims to rapidly expand its electricity production.

GE signs a contract with Hubco to provide its digital industrial solutions for the 1292 MW Hubco coal power plant in Baluchistan, Pakistan.

The National Mining Association’s Hal Quinn has urged US state governors to stop work on their CPP implementation plants.

Ingenio Magdelena has opened a 62 MW coal and biomass-fired power plant in Guatemala.

The Japan Bank for International Cooperation is to provide US$2.052 billion to finance the construction of an ultra-supercritical coal-fired power plants in Indonesia.