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As Illinois Phases Out Coal-Fired Plants, One Operation is Exempt

While Illinois is planning to eventually phase out coal-fired power plants across the state, the plant at Southern Illinois University Carbondale is exempt because of its small capacity.

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How Long Will $100 Oil Last? Hormuz, LNG and Coal Are Writing Your Winter Fuel Bill

Gas costs about nine times more in Europe and Asia than at Henry Hub, the U.S. benchmark, coal demand is headed for a record, and five of the world’s eight oil chokepoints have trouble.

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Blue Creek Expansion Supports Warrior Met Coal’s Growth and Shareholder Returns

Warrior Met Coal’s Blue Creek mine has become a central driver of the company’s growth, supporting higher sales expectations and helping strengthen investor confidence in the Alabama steelmaking coal producer.

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TeraWulf Redevelops Former New York Coal Plant Site Into AI Data Center Campus

TeraWulf is redeveloping the former Somerset coal-fired power plant site in western New York into a large artificial intelligence data center campus, repurposing industrial land and existing electrical infrastructure.

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Morgan Stanley Keeps AUD 8.95 Target for Whitehaven Coal Stock

Whitehaven Coal meets shareholders on November 5, 2026. Whitehaven Coal stock last traded at AUD 7.54 on October 16, 2026, up 1.9 percent on ASX.

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China's Coal Port Arrivals Last Week Were 8.46 Million MT, Up 2% WoW and Down 3% YoY

According to SMM tracking, global coal port departures last week were 27.77 million mt, down 5% WoW and down 7% YoY, with cumulative port departures in 2026 at 1.1514 billion mt.

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NMA TV Mining Minute
NMA-TV Mining Minute - October 16, 2026

Bipartisan permitting reform faces growing opposition over tribal consultation concerns.

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NMA Count on Coal
The World Needs More Coal and America Can Deliver

The International Energy Agency now forecasts global coal demand will rise 1.2% this year to a record 8.94 billion metric tons, reversing its earlier expectation of a decline.

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