Exercise of warrants
Ncondezi Energy Ltd. has announced the receipt of an exercise notice in relation to 500 000 warrants.
Special reports
Russian coal and sustainability – connecting or clashing?
Dr.rer.sos. Natalia Markova, University of St. Gallen, speaks to World Coal magazine about the Russian coal industry and, in particular, SUEK.
JRL Energy Inc. announces additional US$10 million capital raise
JRL Energy, Inc. closed on a second United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) backed credit facility.
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Teck’s Kalev Ruberg joins Global Mining Guidelines Group executive council
Ruberg, CIO with Teck since 2006, has joined GMG to help shape strategy.
IEEFA Report: every fortnight a bank, insurer or lender announces new restrictions on coal
According to the report, since 2013 coal exit announcements have occurred at a rate of over one per month from globally significant banks and insurers holding more than US$10 billion worth of assets under management.
NETL Director delivers lecture on fossil energy research activities
Brian Anderson delivered the 2019 Carnegie Mellon University Wilton E. Scott Institute for Energy Innovation Distinguished Lecture Series in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US, last week.
Meramec Energy Center ash basin closure wins award
The closure has been recognised by the Missouri Chapter of the American Council of Engineering Companies.
Meghalaya rescue: Navy sends down 5 more remotely operated vehicles
Yesterday the Indian Navy sent five more unmanned remotely operated vehicles down nearby mines in Maghalaya to the one where 15 miners have been trapped for almost a month to ascertain visibility at the bottom of the shaft.
Part 2: Seeking a stable and beneficial energy mix
In World Coal’s November/December issue, Claudia Cronenbold, Vice Chair, Latin America and Caribbean Region, World Energy Council, explains coal’s strength in the energy matrixes of Central and South America.
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Part 1: Seeking a stable and beneficial energy mix
In World Coal’s November/December issue, Claudia Cronenbold, Vice Chair, Latin America and Caribbean Region, World Energy Council, explains coal’s strength in the energy matrixes of Central and South America.
Whitehaven Coal donation gives Christmas boost to farming families
Whitehaven Coal has donated AUS$60 000 to drought relief, helping local businesses and families in the festive season.
Global coal demand set to remain stable through 2023, says IEA
Headwinds in Europe and the US will be offset by growth in India and Southeast Asia.
Georgia Power makes progress on ash pond closures
The company is working to close all 29 ash ponds at 11 active and retired coal-fired power plant sites across Georgia, US.
U.S. coal-fired plants depend on maintenance projects as market toughens
Industrial Info discusses some of the 60 maintenance projects at coal-fired power plants across the U.S. that are slated to kick off in first-quarter 2019.
Pipeline helps keep river Irwell in UK clean
In place for a year, the pipeline is protecting the river by feeding polluted water flowing from an old adit – or mine entrance – in Bacup, Lancashire, into a treatment scheme further down the valley.