World Coal Association news

The ‘Cleaner coal: a sustainable choice for powering Asia’ event brought together energy experts, policymakers, non-governmental organisations, government representatives, academics and other industry stakeholders.

In the second of World Coal Association’s snapshot series exploring coal’s role in countries across the globe, WCA takes a look at Turkey.

The World Coal Association has reaffirmed its commitment to the UN Global Compact through its ‘Communication on Engagement’ report submission.

In the first of World Coal Association’s snapshot series exploring coal’s role in countries across the globe, WCA takes a look at Japan.

Glenn Kellow, WCA Chairman and President & Chief Executive at Peabody, provides insight into sustainable coal.

Coal is a vital energy and strategic resource that is essential to the world’s sustainable development and energy security objectives, says World Coal Association.

Coal will be essential to help India meet its future energy needs, as the country’s energy demand is projected to more than double through to 2040.

While western Europe is reducing its coal use, most countries in Eastern Europe are still reliant on the fuel.

A new World Coal Association report is calling for international commitment on carbon capture, use and storage technologies.

A report by the WCA has argued that the Bank should provide greater financial support to help coal-dependent countries achieve low emissions.