What next for coal?
A revamped Coaltrans World Coal Leaders Network came to Barcelona to ask what the next few years hold in store for the global coal industry.
A revamped Coaltrans World Coal Leaders Network came to Barcelona to ask what the next few years hold in store for the global coal industry.
Russell Taylor looks at why the Australian government is right in supporting the coal industry.
Looking back at the history and its current work of the IEA Clean Coal Centre as its celebrates its 40th birthday.
Coal dust creation is a pervasive hazard of underground mining, harmful to both people and machines. Controlling it is therefore a key priority.
World leaders should recognise the potential to improve existing power plants and prioritise the measures to help deploy all low-emission technologies at COP21 in Paris.
Russell Taylor explains why the Bengalla sale was a good move for Rio Tinto and New Hope Corp.
Mike Sherman, RMI, UK, looks at how new sensor technology can be used to improve mine efficiency and safety.
Lyn Bates, Ajax Equipment Ltd, UK, explains how companies can improve the discharge of coal from hoppers and bins.
A simple scripted solution applying HARP modelling adds value to the overall mine planning process at the Glendell coal mine.
Larry Atkinson, Joy Global, USA, details the advancements in conveyor drive and control technologies and increased idler capacities that have led belt conveyors to achieve record production levels.
The Ukrainian coal industry was once seen as a path away from dependence on Russian gas imports. But following the conflict in Dontesk and Lugnask, the outlook for the industry is bleak.
With the mining industry in the midst of a slump, the case for innovation has never been more compelling.
Chris Rehmann, AESSEAL Inc, looks at how the latest advances in double mechanical seals and tank systems can significantly reduce a mine’s water footprint.
Bill Raney, President of West Virginia Coal Association, details an outlook on Obama’s Clean Power Plan and how it will affect coal mining in West Virginia.
Anglo American has worked with Rhodes University’s Institute for Environmental Biotechnology to develop a technique that minimises disruption to local communities when mines are rehabilitated and restored: Fungcoal.