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Dominion's Energy Roadmap Keeps Fossil Fuels in the Mix, Expands Solar

The company's filing states green energy sources are not commercially viable or dispatchable enough to meet annual load growth of roughly 4%, or 500 to 700 megawatts, with power demand expected to double by 2045.

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The Energy Election: 2026 Midterms Hold The Power Over Your Power Bill

Less than three weeks before the midterms, Americans are paying some of the highest gas, diesel, and electricity prices they have seen, and energy has become a defining issue on the ballot.

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AEP, Amazon, X-Energy to Explore 960 MW Small Modular Reactor Project in Indiana

AEP said today it reached an agreement with X-Energy to jointly evaluate the feasibility of constructing a 960 MW advanced nuclear energy project at a former coal plant site in Sullivan County, Indiana.

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Australia: New Hope Proposes A$1.8 Billion Malabar Deal to Expand Coal Production

New Hope Group and Malabar Resources have proposed a combination that would bring three Australian coal mines under one corporate structure, expand access to export infrastructure and support a long-term increase in coal production.

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China's Coal Production Slumps 6.8% as Winter Supply Fears Grow

China’s coal production last month fell by 6.8% on the year to a total 385 million tons. The monthly total was, however, an increase on August, Bloomberg reported, citing the country’s statistics agency.

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Japan’s Electricity Prices Surge 25% as LNG and Coal Costs Soar

Japan’s average power prices jumped by over 25% at the start of this week from the previous week amid soaring LNG and higher coal prices.

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NMA TV Mining Minute
NMA-TV Mining Minute - October 19, 2026

Project Vault prepares up to $1 billion in loans to strengthen U.S. mineral supply chains.

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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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