US coal news

Warrior Met Coal, Inc. has recently announced results for 2Q21.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued the final cleanup plan for Area C of the NIPSCO Bailly Generating Facility in Chesterton, Indiana, to prevent coal ash contamination from affecting the nearby Indiana Dunes National Park.

Arch Resources has reported its 2Q21 results.

Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC has announced plans that would make it one of the first interstate natural gas transmission pipelines to acquire carbon offsets for its operational emissions.

NACCO Industries, Inc. has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, The Falkirk Mining Company, has entered into a new coal sales agreement with Rainbow Energy Center, LLC.

According to the US EIA, February 2021’s increase in coal-fired electric generation reduced US coal stockpiles.

The US DOE is advancing eight projects to extract REEs and CMs from materials such as coal waste, with NETL playing a key role in the conceptual design and feasibility study phases.

With all regulatory approvals in place, New Elk Coal has started production at its Weston, Colorado mine, and will be scaling up operations for the export of coal to global markets.

The Department Of Energy Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management has selected the West Virginia University Research Corporation to receive US$5 million for the research and development of an advanced component for thermal power plants to generate highly-flexible, low-carbon power from traditional, renewable, and nuclear energy.

The Biden-Harris administration has submitted to Congress the President’s budget for fiscal year 2022, which features US$165 million to address coal mine reclamation and economic development efforts.