The Latest Breaking News from Coal

The great Chinese construction boom has lasted longer than anyone thought possible. But all things must pass

The Enforcement Directorate arrested IAS officer Ranu Sahu in Chhattisgarh, a day after it conducted raids at her premises in connection with a money laundering case

Australia's peak oil and gas lobby has modified its latest ad campaign after its claim gas was "cleaner" breached industry standards.

Some critics argue we should lay off metallurgical coalmines because they’re used for steel, not energy. But that ignores the big picture.

In July 1923, a meeting was held to consider the critical situation brought on the Indian Coal Industry by the large influx of foreign coals

Climate campaigners complain to ACCC over Appea ad that claimed gas was ‘50% cleaner’ than coal

Squadrone Infra and Mining deploys drone-based geophysical surveys to prospect and explore nickel, gold, bauxite, coal in Indonesia's Kalimantan and Sulawesi Islands. MagArrow and GPR technologies enable mapping of mineral deposits up to 1,500 m below ground level. This advanced system minimises human intervention and contributes to Net Zero operations…

The relationship between France and Germany is often described as the “motor of Europe” but there is one area in which it can be described as dysfunctional: the energy sector.

Wind output reached record levels in June in the national electricity market, the Australian Energy Regulator said

Tangedco finds NLCIL has lapsed in land acquisition, leading to lignite shortage at Neyveli Thermal Power Station-II. TN, Kerala, Karnataka, AP & Puducherry share power generated from the station. TANTRANSCO wrote to SRPC on frequent outage due to lignite conservation. Tangedco asked NLCIL to furnish status of land acquisition &…

Incessant rain hampers coal production in open cast mines of SCCL