Clean coal news

In 2021, Sibanthracite moved up from 33rd to 17th place in the WWF-Russia ranking of environmental information transparency of mining and metallurgical enterprises.

Sibanthracite has won one of the most prestigious nominations of the competition ‘Leader of Competitive Procurement’.

Aurizon and Anglo American have agreed to work together on a feasibility study to assess the introduction of hydrogen-powered trains for bulk freight in Queensland.

JSW's metallurgical operations will continue to have play an important role, with the demand for steel expected to increase along with the demand for environmentally friendly products.

Thriveni has announced that NTPC’s 15 million tpy Pakri Barwadih Mine and coal handling plant has successfully started trail operations.

Teck Resources Limited and Oldendorff Carriers have announced an agreement to employ energy efficient bulk carriers for shipments of Teck steelmaking coal from the Port of Vancouver to international destinations.

North Coal and Circulor have partnered to support ESG transparency across the steel value chain, supporting the industry’s transition to net-zero carbon.

Anglo American is moving towards a sustainable zero-waste future at its five metallurgical coal operations in Central Queensland through a new collaboration with Novum Energy Australia that will see rubber waste products transformed into useable raw materials.

Carbon Clean has announced that Ernest J. Moniz has joined as an Advisor to its Board of Directors.

Siberian Anthracite will become the first coal mining enterprise in Russia to purchase electricity generated by renewable energy sources.