Clean coal news

The ASEAN Centre for Energy and the World Coal Association form a partnership to promote the development and utilisation of cleaner coal technologies.

Clean Coal Technologies receives a deposit from Wyoming New Energy to build a 2 million short t facility using CCTI's Pristine M process.

The International Centre of Excellence on Coal Mine Methane in Poland has been officially launched, representing a milestone as the first of its kind in the industry.

As reported by the Minerals Council of Australia, the coal industry has expressed concern regarding reports that the Finkel review may rule out the building of modern coal fired power stations and push Australia to focus solely on solar, wind and gas.

Following President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, the World Coal Association urges the US President to support enhanced international action on low emission coal technologies.

China is making the coal-burning process more efficient to tackle climate change.

Transition to low emissions coal is one of the most efficient strategies for reducing greenhouse gas in the region. 

The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity has welcomed the White House’s nominations to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

Despite the current public focus on alternative energy sources, coal is the world’s largest source of electrical power.

The partnership will lead to the large-scale de-carbonisation of a number of industrial processes and reduce their greenhouse effect under an Open Innovation approach.