US coal news

The legislation would establish a temporary tax credit for existing coal-fired power plants in the US.

CONSOL Energy Inc is to fund the salary of a new school Resource Officer at West Greene School District as part of a school safety initiative.

Westmoreland Coal Co. has announced that it plans to issue a press release reporting financial results for 4Q17 and full year 2017 before the market opens on 2 April 2018.

The increase is expected to range between 5-20%, depending on the specific product, raw material type, services provided, and global considerations.

The company believes that promoting the Coal Region, in northeastern Pennsylvania, US, as a domestic Rare Earth Element production district will secure technology metals independence for the US and its allies.

The Supreme Court for the US state of New Mexico has upheld an order from state regulators to permit Public Service Company of New Mexico to replace lost generation from two shuttered units.

“We support the Act because the continued retirement of coal-fired power plants across the country is threatening the reliability and resilience of the nation’s electricity grid.”

The brownfield redevelopment company is remediating and repurposing the retired coal-fired power plant in Indiana, US.

The US Department of Energy hopes that the six projects will improve reliability and operational flexibility, reduce high capital costs, and reduce the high-energy penalty associated with operating existing carbon capture technology.

US President Trump has announced a US$122 million fiscal year 2019 budget proposal, which will support the goal of American energy dominance.