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Where is the Metallurgical Coal Market Heading as Steelmakers Rethink Supply?

Bobby Gaylor, EVP, Investor Relations, Clinch Resources Ltd, responds to the key questions surrounding the current landscape of the metallurgical coal market.

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Tug Valley Mining Institute September Dinner Meeting - UPDATED DATE

Due to a conflict, the TVMI September dinner meeting has been moved to Tuesday, September 29, 2026.

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Ex-Mine Safety Commissioner Drops Suit Over Trump Termination

An ex-commissioner at the agency that hears mine safety dispute appeals voluntarily dismissed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over his firing.

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Coal Increased its Share of Iowa Electricity Generation in 2025, Report Shows

Iowa Environmental Council’s annual “condition of the state” report shows that while wind continues to dominate Iowa’s electricity generation sources, there has been a “reversal” in the state’s progress to meet energy demand with renewable sources.

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National Coal Council Report Breaks Down Coal Export Opportunity

The report shows the significant potential for the U.S. coal industry if the government takes decisive action to improve infrastructure, remove financial obstacles and unnecessary costs from the market, and include coal products in trade agreements.

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Eriez Adds Three High-Capacity Lifting Magnets to SafeHold APL Series

Eriez® has added three new models to its SafeHold® APL Series of permanent lifting magnets.

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EIA's Weekly Coal Production Report (Week #35)

We published our Weekly Coal Production report for the week ending August 29, 2026.

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Komatsu and Atlassian Williams F1 Team Renew Award-Winning Global Partnership With Expanded Technical Collaboration

Komatsu and Atlassian Williams F1 Team have extended their award-winning, global partnership beyond 2026, continuing a collaboration between two organizations that thrive in some of the world's most challenging engineering environments.

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House Republicans Vote to Strengthen American Mining and Reduce Reliance on Foreign Competitors

The House has passed H.R. 1501 to strengthen domestic mineral production by giving eligible mining projects access to a more streamlined and predictable federal permitting process.

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Navajo Nation Could Keep Mining Coal Until 2136 Following Permit Approval Under Trump

The Trump administration has just green-lighted a plan that could let the Navajo Nation dig up more than half a billion tons of coal by extending the life of a New Mexico mine over the next century — until the year 2136.

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Liebherr Unveils Three New 50-Tonne Crawler Excavators at steinexpo 2026

Liebherr has expanded its crawler excavator lineup with the debut of three new Generation 8 machines in the 50-tonne class.

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India's Coal Import Substitution Drive Reaches its Engineering Limits

India's push to reduce thermal coal imports is becoming a story about engineering limits, plant economics and fuel quality, rather than just a supply or foreign exchange issue.

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NMA Applauds House Action to Codify Permitting Transparency for Mining

NMA today applauded the House passage of the Protecting Domestic Mining Act of 2025 (H.R. 1501), legislation that codifies the current inclusion of mining as an industry covered under the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council's permitting dashbo

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Global Prices For Coking Coal Rose Significantly in August

Global prices for coking coal rose significantly in August due to increased demand in China against a backdrop of supply shortages.

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US Energy Secretary Says 17 Million Barrels of Oil Transited Strait of Hormuz on Monday

More than 17M barrels of oil transited the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, a record since the Iran war began in late February and ~85% of pre-war levels.

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West Virginia-Led Coalition Wins Federal Lawsuit Blocking New York Climate Law

The first multi-state lawsuit led by West Virginia during Attorney General J.B. McCuskey’s first month in office last year resulted in a victory Monday.

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Caterpillar and FieldAI Advance AI-Powered Industrial Innovation

Caterpillar is partnering with artificial intelligence company FieldAI to develop autonomous and robotic technologies aimed at improving safety and productivity across construction sites, mines and manufacturing facilities.

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Warrior Met Coal Shares Hit 52-Week High

Shares of Warrior Met Coal climbed to a new 52-week high Wednesday, extending a recent rally in the Alabama-based metallurgical coal producer.

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The Age of Electricity Is Becoming the Age of Energy Backlash

International Energy Agency Director Fatih Birol has labeled the coming decades “the Age of Electricity.”

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Coal Prices Climb to 11-Week High

Coal prices climbed to roughly $145 per ton in early September, marking their highest level in about 11 weeks as strong global energy demand and ongoing supply concerns supported the market.

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Tug Valley Mining Institute Meeting Announcement

The Tug Valley Mining Institute September Dinner Meeting will be held September 29.

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Report: Core Natural Resources Western Bituminous Coal Mines

This report contains details on CNR's Western Bituminous operation. The report includes forecasts for production, cash costs, capital expenditures, quality, and reserves.

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CORESafety TV: Think About This - Protecting Your Hearing Before It's Too Late

Protecting your hearing is one of the most important things you can do every day as a miner.

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Sandvik Brings Global Mining Leaders Together at Future of Mining 2026

Sandvik is bringing together mining leaders from around the world in Tampere, Finland, this week for Future of Mining 2026, a global event that showcases the technologies, partnerships and operational strategies shaping the next era of mining.

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Epiroc's Sustainability Work Earns Gold Medal Again From EcoVadis

Epiroc AB, a leading productivity and sustainability partner for the mining and infrastructure industries, has for the second year in a row been awarded a Gold Medal by global sustainability ratings firm EcoVadis.

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Frontieras North America and Western Fuels Sign MOU to Develop Mine-Mouth FASForm™ Facility at Wyoming's Dry Fork Mine

Under the MOU, the companies intend to jointly develop a mine-mouth FASForm™ processing facility at the Dry Fork Mine near Gillette, in Campbell County, Wyoming.

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Seaborne Thermal Coal Trade Expected to Ease Through 2028

Seaborne thermal coal traded within a relatively tight range for almost a decade—roughly 940 million to 1,095 million tonnes annually, with no clear direction either way. That period may now be ending.

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UMWA Warns of Growing Mine Safety Risks as Federal Enforcement Weakens

The United Mine Workers of America is raising concerns about what it describes as a serious decline in federal mine safety oversight, warning that reduced enforcement could leave coal miners increasingly vulnerable to dangerous working conditions.

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Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Announces Historic Oil Agreement to Secure American Energy Dominance and Drive Venezuela’s Economic Recovery

President Donald J. Trump has secured U.S. majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves in Venezuela – vastly expanding our current U.S. territorial proven reserves of roughly 46 billion barrels.

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China Coking Coal Prices Set for Record 46% Monthly Surge

Supply issues have been tightening the Chinese coking coal market for months, pushing the price of the key steelmaking raw material a record 46% in August alone, the biggest surge on record.

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Coal Rail Volumes Expected to Edge Higher in Q4 as Export Demand Strengthens

U.S. coal shipments by rail are expected to post a slight year-over-year increase in the fourth quarter, offering a rare period of growth for a freight segment that has been in long-term decline.

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West Virginia Wins Challenge Against New York Law Restricting Energy Producers

West Virginia has become the first state to successfully challenge a New York bill that would bring restrictions to energy producers.

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OSMRE Issues No Name Area Mine Permit, Largest Coal Authorization on Indian Lands

The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement announced the approval of a permit for the No Name area within the existing Navajo Mine Lease 14-20-603-2505.

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Coal, Growth, and the Postwar Boom

Tomorrow is the 81st anniversary of the end of World War 2 (WW2). On Sept. 2, 1945, Japan signed its official surrender to the Allies, and Germany surrendered in May that year. So 81 years of no world war, something to celebrate about human rationality. M

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Interior Department Approves Massive Navajo Coal Mine Expansion

The federal government on Monday approved a massive expansion of a coal mine in northwestern New Mexico — which could extend production at the mine by more than a century and produce roughly 503 million tons of coal.

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Author and Podcaster Opposes West Virginia Power Line Project Bound for Maryland and Virginia

Author and podcaster Malcolm Gladwell has spoken out against a proposed 260-mile high-voltage transmission line stretching across West Virginia to Maryland.

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Illinois Mining Institute Annual Scholarship Golf Outing

The IMI annual Scholarship Golf Outing will be held on September 25, 2026.

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