The Latest Breaking News from Coal

Coal prices have surged over the past few months, driven by Western bans on Russian coal shipments. Amid the strong demand recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and constrained supply chains, coal prices are expected to climb further. Thus, we believe that the stocks of fundamentally sound coal producers SunCoke (SXC),…

(This May 27 story corrects paragraph 30 to say that EuroChem produces roughly 5%, not roughly 10%, of world fertilizer output)

Unlike in Catan, the value of your wheat, wood, iron, coal, manufactured goods, and luxuries will fluctuate depending on what has recently been bought and sold in the game's marketplace.

The United States and Germany have signed an agreement to deepen their cooperation on shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energy in an effort to rein in climate change

Ministers from the Group of Seven countries on Friday called on OPEC to act responsibly to ease a global energy crunch brought on by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, even as they announced a breakthrough commitment to phase out coal-fuelled power.

Australians will bear yet another blow to our cost of living in July when electricity prices will surge up to 18.3%, which amounts to over A$250 per year in some cases.

Liberal National Party voters in central Queensland coal country are worried about the impacts of a Labor government on their livelihoods.

Yesterday the Australian Energy Regulator increased the “default market offers” that apply to electricity retailers in New South Wales, South Australia, Queensland by 8% to 18%, depending on type of tariffs and location.

For much of the past three decades, Australia has been viewed internationally as a laggard on climate change – and with good reason.

Spa*ark Energy has applied for a geothermal exploration license covering around 850 square kilometers between Singleton and Muswellbrook.

Report says Adani’s Carmichael mine in central Queensland seems ‘rather a political decision, not an economically driven one’