US coal news

According to a recent release from the EIA, US coal-related CO2 emissions decreased by 68 million t in 2022, while overall US energy-related CO2 emissions increased slightly.

According to a recent release from Rystad Energy, global coal-fired power generation is on track to peak in 2023, as new sources of renewable and low-carbon energy expand rapidly.

According to Seth Feaster, IEEFA, coal use at US power plants is continuing its downward spiral; with the full impact on mines to be felt in 2024.

Alpha has announced its preliminary sales volumes and realisations for 3Q23 and revised full year 2023 guidance.

The SEFA Group has announced a new milestone in processing over 5 million t of harvested coal ash for beneficial, encapsulated use since 2015.

Caterpillar is celebrating 130 years of earthmoving in South Milwaukee, harkening back to the original Bucyrus Steam Shovel and Dredge Company manufacturing facility built in 1893.

American Resources Corp.’s American Carbon subsidiary has agreed to sell certain assets associated with the company’s Deane Mining Complex.

According to the IEA, continued strong growth in Asian economies is offsetting declines in Europe and North America, maintaining coal demand at record levels in 2023.

Peabody has announced that Shoal Creek Mine has safely completed localised sealing of two longwall panels in the J panel area of the mine impacted by a fire in March.

Seth Feaster, IEEFA, has authored a release commenting on the latest developments concerning the Pleasant coal plant in West Virginia and their implications for the industry.