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Coal
Nuclear Reactor
Hungary and Poland Plan Nuclear to Replace Coal
Hungary is now the sixth European country to bring forward its coal phaseout plan, announcing that it will shut its last remaining coal plant in 2025.
Coal Trade
Australia Resumes Coal Shipments to China
Australian shipments of coal to China have resumed, after the port of Gladstone in Queensland sent a shipment bound for Hong Kong and with initial shipping data…
HVDC
China Power Giant Wants to Get Ahead on Xi’s Emissions Goals
China’s utility giant is planning to upgrade its massive electricity grid over the next few years to allow it to move away from coal generation and reach peak …
Coal Mine
Video: Plan for UK's First Deep Coal Mine in 30 Years to be Reviewed
Plans in the UK to build the first new deep coal mine in 30 years have brought criticism from climate-change activists.
Thermal Coal
Indonesia's Salim Plans Australian Coal Mine Growth
The Indonesian owners of Australia's 8mn t/yr Mount Pleasant high-grade thermal coal mine in New South Wales have applied to expand the mine to 17mn t/yr and ex…
Coal Trade
Indonesian Coal Exports Stutter in January
Indonesia exported another record-high volume of coal to China in January, but overall shipments stuttered amid weather-related disruptions and fewer loadings f…
Coal Trade
Port of Vancouver Coal exports fall to 11-Year Low in 2020
Coal exports out of the Port of Vancouver fell to an 11-year low 31.55 million mt in 2020, down 14.5% from 36.91 million in 2019 and the lowest since 30.33 mill…
Energy Transition
Poland Sees Energy Transformation Costing $120 billion by 2045
Poland still generates most of its electricity from coal, but plans to reduce its share in power production amid rising carbon emission costs.
Market Analysis
World can Still Limit Globa Warming by Letting Go of Coal
The world still has a “fighting chance” to limit global warming by ending dependence on coal, UN Secretary-General António Guterres told representatives from…
Oil & Gas Trade
India Calls On OPEC+ To Ease Cuts And Stop Pushing Oil Higher
India is calling again on the OPEC+ coalition to boost production from April, because the world’s third-largest oil importer is not particularly happy with thi…
Coal Trade
Seaborne Thermal Coal Imports Drop by 8pc in 2020
Global demand for seaborne coal fell by around 8pc last year, according to Argus analysis of customs and shipping data for 15 of the world's biggest importers a…
Market Analysis
China's Coal Consumption Share Falls to 56.8% at End-2020
The rapid rollout of renewable-energy capacity and the growing use of natural gas has helped reduce the share of coal consumption from around 68% over the last …
Coal Mine
Plans for UK Coal Mine Suspended After Criticism of Net Zero Commitment
Plans to build the UK’s first deep coal mine in 30 years have been suspended after the UK government was accused of “rank hypocrisy” for greenlighting the pr…
Thermal Plant
China’s Carbon Neutral Push Gathers Pace as Coal-Fired Power Plants Drop Below 50% for First Time
China is the world’s largest producer and consumer of coal, but it has committed to achieving carbon neutrality in 2060
Energy Security
Several Thermal Power Plants Restarting in Japan After Quake Shutdowns
Several thermal power plants in northeastern Japan are being restarted after shutdowns from a magnitude 7.3 earthquake offshore Fukushima on Feb.
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