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Investments In Old Coal, New Gas Power Plants Announced
Appalachian Power will invest close to $25 billion dollars in new and existing power generation in West Virginia. Click To Read More
Trump Directs Hundreds of Millions of Dollars to Support Coal Using Emergency Powers
President Donald Trump said on Thursday he is directing hundreds of millions of dollars to support U.S. coal power plants and to ship the carbon-intensive fuel to Asia, with most of the funding coming from Cold War-era emergency powers. Click To Read More
Trump Administration Eyes Coal Reserves Under Federal Lands in Alabama, Western States
More than 356 billion tons of coal resources lie beneath federally owned land in the contiguous United States, according to a government report, whose new and comprehensive findings could escalate mining in those areas, most of them in the West. Click To Read More
Illinois’ Cherry Mine Disaster: Remembering the 259 Lives Lost on November 13, 1909
On November 13, 1909, a fire swept through the Cherry Mine in northwestern Illinois, killing 259 men and boys. Click To Read More
Ohio GOP Circulates Bill That Would Stymie Coal Plant Closures
Republican lawmakers in Ohio are circulating a plan to keep coal plants open, even if an owner has a contractual obligation to close a facility. And they hope to pass it fast, before the new Democratic governor-elect, Amy Acton, takes office. Click To Read More
Government Watchdog Report Finds Federal Government Failing to Make Coal Companies Clean Up Their Mines
Of 5,247 coal mining permits nationwide, fewer than half have produced coal since 2000, and only 35 percent are in reclamation. Click To Read More
EIA's Weekly Coal Production Report
EIA's Weekly Coal Production report has been posted. Click To Read More
WV Governor Announces Historic $17 Billion Energy Investment, $7.5 Billion Commitment to Coal Plants
WV Governor Patrick Morrisey today announced Appalachian Power’s $17 billion investment in natural gas generation and $7.5 billion in coal plant upgrades to lower costs, improve reliability, and expand electricity supply. Click To Read More
Asia's Nuclear Pipeline Marks a New Challenge for Fossil Fuel Demand
Asia dominates the construction pipeline for both new nuclear power plants and renewable energy capacity, setting the stage for a potential erosion in fossil fuel use in power generation across the region. Click To Read More
West Virginia Lawmakers Approve 69% Capacity Rule for Coal-Fired Power Plants
Lawmakers agreed with a Public Service Commission rule on Tuesday that would keep a requirement for electrical generation capacity on coal-fired plants as a goal, rather than a mandate. Click To Read More
How a Super El Niño Could Reshape Global Coal Markets
Most countries are finding ways to reduce their use of coal and coal-burning power plants as they strive to meet climate commitments. Click To Read More
FutureCoal to COP31: “Coal Remains Fundamental to Electricity Generation and Industrial Development”
As COP31 takes place in Türkiye from November 9 through November 20, 2026, FutureCoal urges climate negotiators to recognize the importance of energy security, affordability, and industrial development alongside emissions-reduction ambitions. Click To Read More
COP31: Coal Transition Partnerships Launched Even as Iran War Boosts Coal Use
The Powering Past Coal Alliance launched a new initiative at the UN Climate Change Conference on Nov. 10 to accelerate the shift away from coal, as the US-Israel war with Iran pushes up coal use in some economies. Click To Read More
India's Reliance Plans $4.6 Billion Coal-to-Gas Project, Document Shows
India's Reliance Industries plans to invest about 430 billion rupees ($4.59 billion) in a plant to convert underground coal into gas in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, a government document seen by Reuters on Thursday showed. Click To Read More
‘I Am a UK Innovator’: Center for Applied Energy Research Director Rodney Andrews
Andrews’ research focuses on converting fossil energy resources and organic waste streams into advanced carbon materials, including synthetic graphite, carbon fiber and carbon nanomaterials. Click To Read More
Komatsu Announces Intent to Acquire Roadtec and Carlson Road Construction Equipment Brands
Komatsu has entered into an agreement to acquire the road construction equipment division of Astec, a U.S.-based manufacturer, marking an important step in the continued growth of Komatsu’s construction equipment business. Click To Read More
Metinvest Named Among the World's Best Employers for Women by Forbes
Metinvest has been included in Forbes’ 2026 ranking of the world’s best companies for women. The Group is the only Ukrainian company on the 400-strong list. Click To Read More
CoalZoom Begins Its 18th Year
Founded in 2008 to replace Coal News newspaper, CoalZoom.com is coal’s foremost digital newsletter and is entering its 18th year. CoalZoomis updated twice daily Monday-Friday, and once daily on weekends and holidays. Click To Read More
American Mining Salutes Our Veterans
This Veterans Day, we honor the men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform and thank them for defending what we hold dearest. Their service, sacrifice and commitment to something greater than themselves deserve our deepest gratitude. Click To Read More
Honoring Veterans Day
Today is Veterans Day, and we’re taking this moment to say thank you to every person who has served in the United States Armed Forces. Click To Read More
Early Evidence Links Data Center Exposure to Coal Power Retirement Timelines
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and data centre infrastructure has generated substantial electricity demand and raised concerns about delayed phase-out of coal power, yet this relationship has not been empirically assessed. Click To Read More
How an Attempt to Protect Coal Miners From Black Lung Fell Apart
25 years ago, the percentage of veteran working coal miners in Central Appalachia diagnosed with black lung disease was down to roughly one in 10. Today, that reported rate is the highest it’s been since 1978: One in three. Click To Read More
Pennsylvania Residents Question Rustic Ridge #1 Permit Renewal Request
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection in the past few months hosted an open public hearing addressing an application for LCT Energy, LP for the Rustic Ridge #2 project. Click To Read More
Coal Isn’t Dead. Has COP Lost Touch with Energy Reality?
Ahead of COP31 in Türkiye next week, FutureCoal has challenged climate negotiators to move beyond political declarations and confront the realities of energy security, affordability and industrial development. Click To Read More
US Power Demand to Beat Record Highs in 2026 and 2027 as AI Use Surges, EIA Says
US electricity consumption will rise to record highs in 2026 and 2027 due to power-hungry AI data centers and electrification, the US Energy Information Administration said in its Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) on Tuesday. Click To Read More
Coal's New World Order Takes Shape
Coal’s changing trade map is creating winners and losers across dry bulk shipping in 2026, with Indonesian exports retreating, southern African shipments setting records and Asian import demand increasingly fractured. Click To Read More
Alpha Metallurgical Resources, Inc. Just Released Its Third-Quarter Earnings: Here's What Analysts Think
It's been a good week for Alpha Metallurgical Resources, Inc. shareholders, because the company has just released its latest third-quarter results, and the shares gained 3.3% to US$158. Click To Read More
Even as Production Creeps Up, Coal Jobs Disappear in Eastern Kentucky, Reports Show
Kentucky coal jobs continued to slide in the third quarter of 2026 even though production increased. Click To Read More
Coal India Records All-Time High Coal Supplies in October FY27
Coal India Limited (CIL) recorded a landmark operational performance in October FY26 – 27, achieving highest-ever monthly total coal supplies and supplies to the power sector for the first time in its history. Click To Read More
EIA's Short-Term Energy Outlook
U.S. coal consumption falls by 7% to 419 million short tons in 2026 in the forecast, and by another 5% in 2027. Click To Read More
EIA's Short-Term Energy Outlook - Electricity, Coal, and Renewables
We estimate that total electricity generation by the U.S. electric power sector will reach a record of almost 4,390 billion kilowatthours (BkWh) in 2026, up 2.7% from the previous record set last year. Click To Read More
Cummins Announces S29 Engine for Mining Applications
Global power and technology leader Cummins Inc. recently unveiled the highly anticipated Cummins S29 mining engine at a celebratory launch event at the Chongqing Cummins Engine Plant in Chongqing, China. Click To Read More
US Department of Labor Unveils Updated Proposed Rule Designed to Protect Miners' Health From Silica Dust Exposures
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Mine Safety and Health Administration today unveiled a proposed rule to better protect the nation’s miners from health hazards associated with exposure to crystalline silica, also known as silica dust or quartz dust. Click To Read More
Coal Generates Nearly $193 Million in West Virginia Severance Taxes as New Report Details Budget Impact
Coal generated nearly $193 million in state and local severance taxes in West Virginia during fiscal year 2026, including more than $33 million for local governments. Click To Read More
EIA Raises November Natural Gas Storage Forecast After Warm Start to Month
The U.S. Energy Information Administration expects almost 70 billion cubic feet more natural gas to be in U.S. storage at the end of November than it forecast in October. A warm start to the month is easing pressure on natural gas prices. Click To Read More
US Department of Labor Continues to Implement President Trump's Deregulatory Agenda, Announces 5 Final Rules Related to Mine Safety, Health
The Mine Safety and Health Administration today announced it is furthering President Trump’s executive order aimed at eliminating unnecessary, outdated, and burdensome regulations by issuing five final rules related to mine safety and health. Click To Read More
Pennsylvania’s Keystone and Conemaugh Coal Plants Gain Path to Operate Beyond 2028
The Trump administration and state regulators have thrown a lifeline to the owners of two coal-fired power plants in Indiana and Armstrong counties. Click To Read More
Fossil Fuel Emissions Are Expected to Decrease in 2026
Global fossil fuel emissions are likely to decrease by 0.4% in 2026, according to new research by the Global Carbon Project, an annual report that tracks trends in global carbon emissions. Click To Read More
Almost All the Growth in Global Coal Use Since the Late 1980s Has Come From China
Outside China, the world’s use of coal has barely changed since the late 1980s. It was just over 20,000 terawatt-hours back then, and almost four decades later, it is still the same. Click To Read More
Will Australia Push for Fossil Fuel Exit at UN Talks?
In its role as president of negotiations at the UN climate talks in Turkey, Australia is being pressured to guide nations toward unified action on slashing the greenhouse gas emissions that are generated in large part by burning fossil fuels. Click To Read More
China and Global Coal Markets: Winter Demand Supports Trade, but Shipping Outlook Remains Mixed
Winter heating needs and expensive natural gas are supporting thermal coal demand, creating opportunities for exporters and dry-bulk shipping. However, stronger coal consumption will not necessarily produce a comparable increase in ocean freight demand. Click To Read More
EIA's Weekly Coal Markets Report
We updated our Coal Markets Report for the business week ending November 6, 2026. Click To Read More
Arizona Public Service Now Plans to Extend This Coal Plant's Life. Where do Arizona's Other Utilities Stand?
Arizona Public Service is looking to keep its last coal power plant operating for longer than previously expected. Click To Read More
EPA Accepting Public Comments on Indiana's Coal Ash Program
The agency will hold a public hearing for comments at the Indiana Government Center Nov. 12. Click To Read More
Advancing Coal Innovation Through Collaboration at Inaugural Coal Center of Excellence Stakeholder Workshop
National Energy Technology Laboratory technical experts and industry representatives convened at NETL’s Morgantown campus Sept. 24-25 for the inaugural Coal Center of Excellence Stakeholder Workshop. Click To Read More
Komatsu's D175AX-10 is a New Generation of Production Dozer Completely Redesigned for Agility, Efficiency and Low TCO
Komatsu North America today introduced the D175AX-10, a completely redesigned production dozer engineered to help move more material, improve efficiency and reduce total cost of ownership across a wide range of applications. Click To Read More
Global Coal Prices Fall Sharply as Europe and Asia Weaken
Global coal prices declined sharply over the past week as energy markets corrected and weaker thermal coal quotations emerged across Europe, South Africa, China and Australia. Click To Read More
Emergency Order for West Michigan Coal Plant Set to Expire Again
The emergency order keeping a West Michigan coal-fired power plant open is set to expire this Saturday. Click To Read More
US Congress Gets First Post-'Blue Wave' Crack at Data Centers With Permitting Bill
A sweeping bipartisan energy bill has unexpectedly emerged as the US Congress' first test of how to tackle public anger over data centers and rising electricity costs, which helped to power Democrats to a landslide election victory last week. Click To Read More
West Virginia Certifies Proposed $9.65 Billion Data Center Development in Boone County
The project, known as Project Country Roads, received High-Impact Data Center certification from the West Virginia Department of Commerce on Sept. 30, according to documents obtained by the Charleston Gazette-Mail. Click To Read More
Democrats Plan to Push Clean Energy to Lower Bills and Challenge Trump's Fossil Fuel Agenda
Trump promotes expanding production of oil, natural gas and coal because he argues that would give the U.S. the lowest-cost electricity. Click To Read More
Australia: Recent Decisions Unearth Inconsistencies in Coal Mine Planning and Approval Processes
A recent spate of legal, planning and legislative decisions have embedded jobs and the public benefit of coal mines as the key criteria for mine approvals in NSW. Click To Read More
The US States That Export The Most Electricity
The electricity running your lights may have been generated in a state you have never set foot in. Click To Read More
Has Coal Reached Its End? What The Numbers Tell Us Ahead Of COP31
China alone consumes 56 percent of the world’s coal and about 15 percent more than a decade ago, while India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Bangladesh continue expanding use and the Western share has fallen from 40 percent to around 10 percent. Click To Read More
UBS Maintains Warrior Met Coal(HCC.US) With Buy Rating, Cuts Target Price to $97
UBS analyst George Eadie maintains $Warrior Met Coal (HCC.US)$ with a buy rating, and adjusts the target price from $102 to $97. Click To Read More
US Thermal Coal Exports Near Three-Year High
US thermal coal exports rose to their highest level in nearly three years in September, led by jumps in shipments to some countries in Europe, Asia and the Americas. Click To Read More
Core Natural Resources Secures Coal Contracts Amid Earnings Pressure
Core Natural Resources reported higher third-quarter sales but sharply lower net income, while securing substantial long-term coal sales commitments and highlighting potential export demand from China. Click To Read More
Coal, Permitting and Electricity Costs Face New Policy Tests
For coal generators, one approaching milestone is the November 16 effective date of EPA’s partial repeal of its power-plant carbon standards. Click To Read More
The Trump Administration Says a Coal Plant in Northwest Colorado is Helping Prevent Blackouts
Craig Unit 1 has only operated at about 3% capacity since the Trump administration ordered it remain operational past its scheduled closure. Click To Read More
Australia: Keep Coal Firing and Start Up Nuclear to Power Data Centers
In Australia, federal parliament will make a series of important decisions over the coming months that will help define national standards for large artificial intelligence data centres. Click To Read More
China Burns More Coal Than the Rest of the World Combined as its Own Use Stalls
China burned 25,622 TWh of coal in 2025, 55.6% of the world total and more than every other country combined, the Energy Institute's Statistical Review of World Energy shows. Click To Read More
Warrior Met Coal Q3 Earnings Call Highlights
Warrior Met Coal reported stronger Q3 results: Revenue rose to $508 million, net income reached $49 million, and adjusted EBITDA increased 76% to $124 million. Higher output from Blue Creek and stronger coal prices helped generate $139 million in free cas Click To Read More
Alpha Metallurgical Resources - Investor Presentation – November 2026
Alpha Metallurgical Resources has added a new presentation to its website. Click To Read More
Incoming Democratic Majorities Could Seek to Curb US Tariffs, Scrutinize Mining Deals
Incoming Democratic majorities could seek to curb US tariffs, scrutinize mining deals Click To Read More
How Long Should Xcel Keep This Coal Plant Running?
Ever buy a new car that turned out to be a real lemon, always in the shop for repairs? In the case of Colorado's electrical generating resources, that lemon would obviously be Comanche 3, the 750-megawatt unit at Pueblo. Click To Read More
EPA Approves West Virginia's Revised Selenium Fish Tissue Standard
Proposed by WV DEP in 2025 and codified by the WV Legislature in the 2026 Regular Session, the change revises the statewide fish tissue criteria for waters that do not contain sturgeon fish species from the current 8.0 ug/g standard to 9.5 ug/g. Click To Read More
Workers Transferred as Two Kentucky Coal Mines Stop Production
Bluegrass Natural Resources says two Harlan County mines stopped for commercial reasons, with 87 workers moved to other operations and no layoffs from those transfers. Restart dates are not set. Click To Read More
Judge Clears $353 Million Opening Bid for West Virginia's Pleasants Coal Plant
A Delaware bankruptcy judge has approved a $353 million opening bid for Pleasants Power Station, giving the West Virginia coal plant a prospective buyer ahead of a possible November 12 auction. Click To Read More
Miners and Union File Suit Over Silica Dust Regulation in West Virginia
The United Mine Workers of America and a coalition of miners are suing the West Virginia Board of Coal Mine Health and Safety to get it to enforce silica dust limits in coal mines. Click To Read More
New Documentary Exposes Failure to Protect Appalachian Coal Miners From Black Lung Disease
Working veteran underground coal miners in central Appalachia are suffering from black lung disease at the highest rates in nearly 50 years. It’s now as bad as the 1970s, with thousands of miners sick and dying. Click To Read More
West Virginia Governor Issues Statement on Passing of Former Governor and Senator John D. Rockefeller IV
WV Governor Patrick Morrisey issued a statement today following the passing of former West Virginia Governor and Senator John D. Rockefeller IV. Click To Read More
UMWA Mourns the Passing of Former U.S. Senator And West Virginia Governor Jay Rockefeller
UMWA released a statement today honoring former West Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator John D. “Jay” Rockefeller IV, who passed away at 89. Click To Read More
Michelin Appoints Terry Redmile Chief People Officer in North America
Michelin Group has named Terry Redmile the next chief people officer for Michelin North America, Inc. Click To Read More
Alpha Announces Financial Results for Third Quarter 2026
Alpha Metallurgical Resources, Inc., a leading U.S. supplier of metallurgical products for the steel industry, has reported financial results for the third quarter ending September 30, 2026. Click To Read More
Weekly Production / Consumption Report: Week 44 (Oct. 31)
The Weekly Production / Consumption Report: Week 44 (Oct. 31) has been posted. Click To Read More
FutureCoal Calls for Pragmatic Approach at COP31
FutureCoal CE Michelle Manook warns that COP31 risks repeating the shortcomings of previous negotiations. Click To Read More
Coal Declines Amid Weakness in Energy Markets
Coal prices fell to around $145 per ton, pulling back from three-year highs as crude oil and LNG prices dropped sharply amid growing optimism that efforts to end the US-Iran conflict could gain momentum. Click To Read More
Epiroc to Acquire Mining Spare Parts Supplier Aramine
Epiroc AB, a leading productivity and sustainability partner for the mining and infrastructure industries, has agreed to acquire Aramine SAS, a French supplier of spare parts and related services for underground mining operations. Click To Read More
Eriez-Australia Appoints New Regional Manager for Western Region
Eriez-Australia has appointed Aaron Wilson as Regional Manager for the Western Region, expanding the company's regional presence and bringing greater focus to its people, customers, and operations. Click To Read More
EIA's Weekly Coal Production Report (Week #44)
We published our Weekly Coal Production report for the week ending October 31, 2026. Click To Read More
No Mine Receives Pattern of Violation Notice for Third Year
MSHA has announced that none of the nation’s 12,000 mining operations met the criteria for a pattern of violations notice, one of the agency’s toughest enforcement tools, between Oct. 1, 2025, and Sept. 30, 2026. Click To Read More
The Senate Permit Streamlining Bill Is Imperative for America’s Future
Permitting delays are crippling the US. They damage our economy, create national security risks, send investment dollars to countries with more predictable permitting processes, and are part of the reason the US is dangerously reliant on mineral imports. Click To Read More
How the Democratic Sweep Could Change US Energy Policy
Big victories by Democrats in congressional races and beyond in midterm elections on Tuesday were a rebuke to President Donald Trump and will likely affect US energy and environment policy in many ways. Click To Read More
Blue Wave Rocks Global Energy Markets
Shock waves from the Democratic blue tsunami cascaded through global energy markets on Wednesday. Click To Read More
Rolling Blackouts Expose Indonesia's Coal Dependency
Indonesia has been estimated to have up to 3687 gigawatts of renewable energy potential. Click To Read More
Core Natural Resources Reports Third Quarter 2026 Results
Today, Core Natural Resources, Inc. (NYSE: CNR) reported net income of $9.0 million, or $0.18 per diluted share, in the third quarter of 2026. Click To Read More
NACCO Industries Announces Third Quarter 2026 Results
"NACCO's third-quarter results reflect continued progress in strengthening the performance of our businesses," said J.C. Butler, NACCO President and Chief Executive Officer. Click To Read More
Peabody Reports Improved Thermal Coal Performance, Higher Seaborne Pricing
US coal producer Peabody Energy has reported adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda) of $97.5-million in the third quarter of this year, compared to $99.5-million in the third quarter of 2025. Click To Read More
Democrats' Win Puts US Mining Agenda Under Scrutiny
Democrats’ capture of Congress raises the prospect of greater scrutiny of President Donald Trump’s mining and energy agenda, even as pressure to lower electricity costs could create an opening for a bipartisan permitting deal. Click To Read More
A Michigan Utility's Iffy Plan to Trap CO2 From its New Gas Plants
DTE proposes building two gas plants to meet growing demand, claiming carbon capture and sequestration will help it reach state climate goals. Click To Read More
China Restarts Stalled Coal-to-Gas Project After Decade-Long Halt
China Datang Corp's Fuxin coal-to-gas demonstration project, the largest of its kind in northeastern China, has brought its first production line into operation, feeding synthetic natural gas into the national pipeline network. Click To Read More
Warrior Reports Third Quarter 2026 Results
“We delivered strong sales volumes in the third quarter as Blue Creek continued to expand our production base and strengthen our cash-generating capacity,” commented Walt Scheller, CEO of Warrior. Click To Read More
CAT Q3 Earnings Call Highlights Record Backlog and Capacity Push
Caterpillar Inc. CAT emphasized strong equipment demand and manufacturing capacity expansion during its third-quarter 2026 earnings call, supported by record backlog and growing power generation orders. Click To Read More
Friends of Coal Ladies' Auxiliary Giving Hearts Program Brings Over 2,000 WV Children Christmas Cheer
The Friends of Coal Ladies’ Auxiliary Giving Hearts program provides gift bags of toys, clothes, and food for over 2,000 children, teens, and families in need across West Virginia. Click To Read More
MSHA Reopens Comment Period on Mine Plan Changes
MSHA is reopening the comment period on the roof control and ventilation plan rule changes the Agency proposed last year. Click To Read More
2026 West Virginia General Election Preliminary Results
The results of yesterday’s election at the state legislative level, while still unofficial, show republicans will maintain comfortable majorities in both the Senate and House of Delegates. Click To Read More
MSHA Rolls Out Professionalism Training for its Inspectors
The Mine Safety and Health Administration is launching an annual training program for its mine inspectors in an effort to ensure “all interactions with stakeholders are consistently professional.” Click To Read More
Voters Want Affordable Energy. Coal Is Part of the Answer
Affordability was on the ballot Tuesday, with few issues more important than energy. Americans are deeply frustrated with rising prices. Click To Read More
America’s Power Statement on the Midterm Election Results
America’s Power President and CEO Michelle Bloodworth has issued a statement on the midterm elections. Click To Read More
A Blue Tsunami: Democrats Take Control of Congress – What It Could Mean for America’s Energy Future and the Revival of Keystone XL
President Trump’s energy dominance agenda faces a major political challenge after Democrats win both chambers of Congress. Click To Read More
Peabody Reports Results for the Quarter Ended September 30, 2026
Peabody today reported net income attributable to common stockholders of $(32.8) million, or $(0.27) per diluted share, for the third quarter of 2026, compared to $(70.1) million, or $(0.58) per diluted share, in the prior-year quarter. Click To Read More
US Coal Mine Workforce Returns to Pandemic-Era Low, MSHA Data Show
Coal mines and their contractors employed 55,547 people in the second quarter, 48 above the 2021 low, as metal mines hired. Most of the cuts to mine staff came at mines that kept running. Click To Read More
NMA TV Safety Shares - Advancing Mine Safety Through AI, Innovation and Research
NMA’s Conor Bernstein sits down with NIOSH Associate Director for Mining Dr. Javad Sattarvand to discuss how data-driven research, emerging technologies and workforce development are helping protect miners and shape the future of mining safety. Click To Read More
PJM Grid Tackles AI Power Costs in Race to Avoid Shortfalls
The PJM grid network, which operates across all or parts of 13 states and the District of Columbia, will see the fastest growth in power generation in the U.S. in 2026 and 2027 as developers respond to surging power demand from new data centers. Click To Read More
Ramaco Resources Reports Third Quarter 2026 Results
Ramaco Resources, Inc. has reported financial results for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2026. Click To Read More
Ramaco Resources Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Ramaco Resources (NASDAQ:METCB) reported third-quarter financial results on Tuesday. The transcript from the company’s third-quarter earnings call has been provided. Click To Read More
Owners Indicate Plans to Restarted Idled Mine
Alliance Resource Partners, parent company of Mettiki Coal, indicated promising news for their now idle Mountain View Mine in Tucker County, West Virginia. Click To Read More
Groups Cancel $1-Billion Gas-Fired Power Plant Project in Wisconsin
The Nemadji Trail Energy Center was proposed as a way to provide baseload electricity to replace retiring coal-fired generation, and support power reliability as they made more investments in renewable energy. Click To Read More
Developing the New Cummins S29: Innovation in Product and Process
Cummins has developed a new, clean sheet engine platform. Click To Read More
Important Deadlines for Maryland Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program
Deadline for employers to submit a Declaration of Intent (DOI) along with a Proof of Private Plan Consultation if opting out of the state plan for a private plan. Click To Read More
CORESafety TV (November 2026): Rotating Shift Fatigue - What It Can Do To You and How to Handle It
Welcome to the November 2026 edition of CORESafety TV — the online video program from the National Mining Association. Click To Read More
Randall W. Atkins Elected as Chairman of the International Energy Agency's Coal Industry Advisory Board
Ramaco Resources, Inc. announced today that its Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Randall W. Atkins, has been elected to serve as the Chairman of the International Energy Agency's (IEA) Coal Industry Advisory Board (CIAB) based in Paris, France. Click To Read More
Coal’s Revival Part II: Turning Ash Chemistry into Measurable Boiler Performance
For a coal-fired unit, there’s no shortage of things that can reduce performance—draft, mills, emissions, age, and fuel quality. Click To Read More
Dive Into In-Depth Learning with the MINEXCHANGE 2027 Technical Program
Discover the most current technologies, innovations and practices transforming mining at MINEXCHANGE 2027 SME Annual Conference & Expo taking place February 28–March 3, 2027, in Denver, Colorado. Click To Read More
China's Steady Thermal Coal Imports Mask Supply Shifts Amid El Nino
China's imports of seaborne thermal coal have been remarkably consistent in recent months with October's 24 million metric tons in the middle of a narrow range that has persisted since June. Click To Read More
EIA's Weekly Coal Markets Report
We updated our Coal Markets Report for the business week ending October 30, 2026. Click To Read More
Estimating the US Energy System Impacts of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act
We model key components of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act (BAAJA) and their impacts on the US energy system, electricity prices, and greenhouse gas emissions. Click To Read More
MCPA, Virginia Energy Recognize Virginia Coal Industry Excellence in Mining
Outstanding achievements in the Virginia coal industry were recognized Thursday, October 29 during the annual Metallurgical Coal Producers Association (MCPA) and Virginia Energy Excellence in Mining awards banquet. Click To Read More
Miners File Case Against West Virginia Coal Safety Officials Over Silica Dust
The United Mine Workers of America and 52 miners have filed a lawsuit against the state Board of Coal Mine Health and Safety, asking it pass a limit on the amount of silica dust being produced in coal mines. Click To Read More
Sean Plasynski Named as Director of the National Energy Technology Laboratory
DOE's Office of Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy (HGEO) announced today the selection of Sean Plasynski, Ph.D., as the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) Director. Click To Read More
Hexagon Completes Acquisition of Waygate Technologies
Hexagon, the global leader in measurement technologies, has completed its previously announced acquisition of Waygate Technologies, a global leader in non-destructive testing (NDT), from Baker Hughes. Click To Read More
Beyond Steelmaking: The Overlooked Role of Specialty Coal in American Manufacturing
Q&A with Brett Young, Chief Financial Officer of Clinch Resources, focused on an often-overlooked segment of the coal industry: the critical role specialty coal plays in American manufacturing beyond traditional steelmaking. Click To Read More
Komatsu Q2 2026 Slides: Sales Beat, But Margin Pressure Sends Stock Down 9%
Komatsu Ltd. (TSE:6301) presented its business results for the three and six months ended September 30, 2026, on October 29, 2026, revealing a quarter marked by strong revenue growth but significant profitability challenges. Click To Read More
Caterpillar Inc. Enters into Agreement to Acquire Fabick Cat Dealership
The acquisition reflects a customer-focused decision to support a seamless transition of Fabick ownership while maintaining the strong service and local support customers know and value today. Click To Read More
Liebherr Expands Electric Excavator Range With the New 250-Tonne-Class R 9300 G8-E
Liebherr’s latest electric excavator, the R 9300 G8-E, is based on the proven R 9300 G8, and as such is designed to provide the same level of productivity as its diesel counterpart. Click To Read More
APS Projects $1 Billion in Savings From Extended Four Corners Operations
Arizona Public Service Co. projects that keeping the Four Corners Power Plant operating through 2038, seven years beyond its previously planned retirement, could save customers approximately $1 billion while helping meet growing electricity demand. Click To Read More
Help Keep Telling Mining's Story
In 2027, the National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum celebrates 50 years since our founding and 40 years in our historic home here in Leadville. Click To Read More
Core Natural Resources’ Cash Position Could Support Increased Share Repurchases
Core Natural Resources’ coal operations, export infrastructure and insurance settlement could support increased shareholder returns, according to investment analyst Melissa Tucker. Click To Read More
Race Is On To Save West's Last 19th-Century Wooden Coal Tipple
The Aladdin, Wyoming coal tipple is getting a second chance at life, thanks to a major federal grant and a newly minted preservation board. Click To Read More
Coal India's October Coal Output Rises 19.3% to 67.2 Million Tonnes
Coal India Ltd (CIL) on Sunday said its coal production rose 19.3 percent year-on-year to 67.2 million tonnes (MT) in October. Click To Read More
India's October Coal-Fired Power Output Jumps Most in Three Years as Hydro Generation Slumps
India's coal-fired generation surged at its fastest annual pace in three years in October amid a drop in hydropower generation driven by the El Niño weather pattern and surging power demand from industrial activity, government data showed. Click To Read More
Three Injured in Russian Attack on Ukrainian Coal Facilities
Three employees were injured when Russian forces launched a massive attack on coal-mining facilities belonging to DTEK Energo in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Click To Read More
UK: Dunston Straiths - The North East Timber Giant That Supplied the World
Dunston Staiths, on the south bank of the Tyne, was built to load coal from railway wagons directly onto ships, ready to be transported to destinations around the world. Click To Read More |
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