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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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NMA TV Mining Minute
NMA-TV Mining Minute - November 6, 2026

The AI boom drives enormous new power demand despite growing opposition to data centers.

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NMA Count on Coal
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.

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