US coal news

Jonathan Segal has resigned from the company's Board of Directors in order to focus on other business obligations.

Global CCS Institute states “project developers strongly believe the 45Q programme dramatically improves the future CCS financing picture.”

Active Energy has opened its inaugural CoalSwitch plant in Utah, which marks a major milestone for the company.

Alliance Resource Partners, L.P. has announced its financial and operating results for the quarter and year ended 31 December 2017.

Murray Kentucky Energy Inc. enters a legally binding transaction agreement with Armstrong Energy Inc. to acquire 51% ownership interest in a new company that will own certain assets formerly held by Armstrong Energy.

Commercial Development Company Inc. (CDC) purchases retired Brayton Point power plant from Dynegy Inc for the purposes of environmental reclamation and redevelopment.

Cloud Peak Energy signs a long-term coal export agreement with JERA Trading to supply a new state-of-the-art Japanese integrated coal gasification combined cycle power plant.

A former executive of a Kentucky coal company joins the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors.

A recent report published by the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) notes that the majority of US power plants retired in the last decade were powered by fossil fuels.

Murray Energy responds to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's rejection of Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s proposal to help compensate coal and nuclear generation facilities.