US coal news

The modification will accelerate emission reductions and eliminate a requirement to install expensive emission reduction equipment at Electric Power’s Rockport plant.

Anglo American plc has provided a production report for the second quarter of 2019.

National Mining Association President and CEO Hal Quinn has testified on the importance of the federal coal leasing programme.

Nearly all of the forecast decrease is due to fewer emissions from coal consumption.

Blackjewel L.L.C. has confirmed that the basic operations aimed at protecting the safety and security of its coal mines in Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia and Wyoming have restarted following the suspension of operations on 1 July.

This R&D will enable the US to have a high efficiency, low emissions coal fleet that will continue to provide stability to the power grid.

Regency Mines has provided an update on its interest in the Mining Equity Trust, with a key highlight being the invitation of Carraigbarre Capital Ltd into the business.

Chris Cline, a West Virginia coal executive died in a helicopter crash yesterday.

The decision will add approximately 30.8 million t of recoverable coal and 16 years to the life of the mine, extending jobs for more than 160 people.

GE combining AI and hardware to enhance coal plant flexibility enabling more renewable intensive grids.