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Australian State’s Coal Royalty Hike Could Nudge Others to Follow Suit - Analysts

Australian State’s Coal Royalty Hike Could Nudge Others to Follow Suit - Analysts

Coal Power
2019-07-05

Future Tense: Fastest-Growing Market Asia Rethinks Coal's Prospects
After riding China’s demand train for nearly two decades, Asia’s coal industry is looking to a future of smaller markets and slimmer pickings, as buying declines in the world’s second-biggest economy and climate change concerns blunt demand.
Coal Company
2019-07-04

Second Major U.S. Coal Company in Two Weeks Declares Bankruptcy
Two major U.S. coal companies have declared bankruptcy in the last two weeks, in a dramatic demonstration of the industry’s recent decline.
Coal Mine
2019-07-04

Is President Donald Trump Losing His Fight to Save Coal?
The bankruptcy filing from Revelation Energy LLC and its affiliate Blackjewel LLC, the nation's sixth-top coal producing company in 2017, comes amid President Donald Trump's ongoing efforts to boost the flagging industry.
Coal Power
2019-07-03

South Korea's Official Eximbank Under Pressure to Boycott Coal Financing
On Sunday, Greenpeace Korea shone a laser light on Eximbank's headquarters in Seoul, displaying messages that read: “Stop investing in coal-fired plants” and “President Moon Jae-in, when are you going to halt financing coal plants?”
Coal Power
2019-07-03

Kenya Tribunal Blocks Coal Power Station
NAIROBI – A Kenyan environmental tribunal has blocked the construction of a coal-fired power station on the country's idyllic Indian Ocean coast, in a move hailed as a major victory by campaigners fighting a years-long battle against the scheme.
Coal Power
2019-07-02

Fossil Fuels Continue to Dominate US Energy Consumption
Fossil fuels, including petroleum, natural gas, and coal, have accounted for at least 80% of energy consumption in the U.S. for well over a century, according to the Energy Information Administration.
Clean Coal
2019-07-01

G20 Stalls on Fossil Fuel Subsidies Despite Calls for Climate Action
As G20 countries meet for the group’s annual summit in Osaka, the world’s leading economies are failing to phase out wasteful fossil fuel subsidies and host Japan is bowing to US pressure to remove references to emissions in the draft communiqué.
Coal Power
2019-06-27

Kenya Halts Lamu Coal Power Project at World Heritage Site
Kenyan judges have halted plans to construct the country's first ever coal-powered plant near the coastal town of Lamu, a Unesco World Heritage Site.
Thermal Plant
2019-06-18

South Korea Fires Up On Renewables, to Close More Coal Plants
As renewable energy powers up in South Korea, coal-fired generation, long the bedrock of the country's electricity supply, is being tapped to give up room.
Coal Mine
2019-06-17

US Renewable Energy Capacity Beats Coal for the First Time
Coal's downward trend has been ongoing since its peak in 2008 and has no end in sight. Coal consumption has dropped by 39 percent to the lowest level in 40 years, according to the US Energy Information Administration, as reported by CNN.
Coal Power
2019-06-14

Renewable Energy Capacity in the US Tips Past Coal for the First Time
In April, the United States’ renewable energy capacity tipped past coal for the first time, according to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Thermal Plant
2019-06-14

UK Energy Supplier SSE To Close Its Last Coal-Fired Power Plant
UK energy provider SSE Plc said on Thursday that it is proposing to close its last coal-fired power plant in the country by March 2020, amid a national and international drive for lower-carbon sources of electricity generation.
Coal Mine
2019-05-23

Galilee Basin mine next to Adani put on hold amid doubts over future of thermal coal
The backer of a massive coal proposal in the Galilee Basin, adjacent to Adani’s Carmichael mine site, has quietly abandoned its plans amid growing doubts about the long-term profitability of Australian thermal coal exports.
Coal Mine
2019-03-29

China Boosts Coal Mining Capacity Despite Climate Pledges
China added 194 million tonnes of coal mining capacity in 2018, data from the energy bureau showed on Tuesday, despite vows to eliminate excess capacity in the sector and to reduce fossil fuel consumption.
Coal Mine
2019-03-29

U.S. House Subcommittee To Consider Coal Mine Reclamation Bill
A congressional subcommittee will hear testimony Thursday in support of a bill that would help clean up and redevelop surface mine land. The bill enjoys bipartisan support, but still faces hurdles.
Coal Trade
2019-03-29

China's Coal Policy Whims Are Seen as the Biggest Risk by Key Supplier
China remains key to the outlook for the thermal coal market but ongoing policy uncertainty is keeping miners on edge and forecasters guessing about what[s next from the world's biggest consumer.
Coal Mine
2019-03-29

ANC Wants Banks to Be Forced to Fund South Africa Coal Mines
South Africa’s banks should be forced to invest in new coal mines in the country, the ruling African National Congress’s head of economic transformation said.
Coal Mine
2019-03-29

Asia Continues to Pivot Away From Coal
The number of thermal coal plants in development pipelines of major Asian countries continues to free-fall, according to new data. The decline poses a warning to the world’s biggest exporters of thermal coal – Australia and Indonesia – to check supply.
Clean Coal
2019-03-29

Clean Coal Technologies Signs Agreement With UW
The University of Wyoming (UW) and Clean Coal Technologies, Inc. (CCTI) announced a new agreement today that is being lauded as a critical next step in developing a cleaner burning coal in the Powder River Basin.
Clean Coal
2019-03-29

Idaho Utility Spurns Coal, Pledges 100 Percent 'Clean' Energy By 2045
Idaho Power says it already gets nearly half its energy from hydroelectric dams such as the Swan Falls Dam on the Snake River, just south of Boise. The utility plans to phase out its use of coal power plants.
Coal Power
2019-03-25

GE Will Build Kosovo's New 500 MW Coal Power Plant
Although sitting on more than 14 billion tonnes of proven lignite reserves, the fifth largest in the world, Kosovo is struggling with power shortages.
Coal Power
2019-03-25

More Bad News for Coal: Wind and Solar Are Getting Cheaper
Wind and solar costs have plunged so rapidly that 74% of the US coal fleet could be phased out for renewable energy -- and still save customers money, according to a report released on Monday by Energy Innovation, a nonpartisan think tank.

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