US coal news

The newly released technology compendium assembles CO2 capture technology R&D descriptions for 91 projects, including 47 active projects and 44 completed projects.

TVA works around the clock to protect its dams, nuclear plants and transmission assets safe from harm in the case of seismic events, also takes just as much care to protect its coal combustion residuals.

ACCCE pleased that Andrew Wheeler’s nomination to serve as EPA Administrator has moved one step closer to confirmation.

US voters want to see government action on key mining issues, from encouraging domestic mining to prioritising investment in advanced coal technologies.

NETL Research Scientist Christopher Matranga attended Coaltrans USA 2019, where he spoke about developing processing methods for converting domestic coal into high performance carbons.

Arch Coal announces 14 February as its release date for its 4Q18 and FY18 financial results.

CONSOL Coal Resources announces a cash distribution of US$0.5125 per unit to all limited partner unitholders and the holder of the general partner interest.

The United States has welcomed the two largest AmClyde bulk cranes in the world, which have been acquired by Cooper Consolidated LLC.

Contura Energy, Inc., a leading US coal supplier, yesterday announced production, cost of sales and operational guidance for FY19.

According to the study, voters want to protect energy diversity, reliability and affordability.