US coal news

The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee has advanced Bernard McNamee’s nomination to FERC.

The freight train held 121 loads of coal, as well as four locomotives.

This emerging technology is expected to develop a revenue stream for waste by-products from coal while promoting responsible stewardship of the environment.

Senator Shelley Moore Capito has issued a statement regarding the 50th anniversary of the Farmington coal mine disaster.

Researchers at the National Energy Technology Laboratory in the US are developing a magnetohydrodynamic power generator to advance high-efficiency coal power generation.

Units larger than 300 MW and modular units smaller than 300 MW would be eligible for loan guarantees under the Reinvigorating American Energy Infrastructure Act.

Entergy Arkansas strikes an agreement to transition its two coal-fired power plants in Arkansas to cleaner energy resources within 9 – 12 years.

The Trump Administration is reportedly planning a side event on fossil fuels at the upcoming climate summit (COP 24) in Poland.

The Coal FIRST (Flexible, Innovative, Resilient, Small, Transformative) initiative intends to develop the coal plant of the future.

The termination of the credit agreement is effective as of 15 November 2018.