US coal news

Mike Nobis, DTE Energy, said at this week’s MetCoke World Summit in Pittsburgh, US, that the US would probably need to import met coke at times next year.

Members of management will host a conference call on today at 10:00 a.m. (Eastern time) to discuss the company’s results.

One of the three raw coal storage silos that feed Ramaco Resources’ Elk Creek plant in West Virginia, US, experienced a partial structural failure on Monday.

CONSOL Energy shares its financial and operating results for the third quarter of 2018.

American Electric Power seeks bids for the supply of coal to its generating stations.

New Chair for Bluefield Coal Show, Robert W. Ramsey, believes the 2019 show will be excellent for exhibitors due to the significant increase in business activity within the coal industry.

The lawsuits are aimed at recovering US$733 million extracted by PPL Corporation from Talen Montana’s business during its tenure as owner of PPL Montana, which left PPL Montana and Talen Montana unable to meet the obligations of the Colstrip plant.

US coal production is expected to fall 2.5% annually in volume terms to 2022.

The objective is to develop air separation technologies to be used in advanced fossil energy-based modular energy systems that will make progress toward enabling cost-competitive, coal-based power generation with near zero emissions.

Cloud Peak Energy Inc. has announced its results for the third quarter and first nine months of 2018.