A research initiative at the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources (SER) that explores novel uses for Wyoming coal has hit a tangible milestone: harvesting large carrots using coal char as a soil amendment.
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Research Highlights Coal Char’s Potential to Support Carrot Production and Soil Health
A research initiative at the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources (SER) that explores novel uses for Wyoming coal has hit a tangible milestone: harvesting large carrots using coal char as a soil amendment. Click To Read More
South Korea Turns Back to Coal as LNG Crisis Deepens
Soaring prices of spot LNG supply amid the lack of Middle Eastern deliveries have pushed South Korea to rely more on coal-fired power generation in the coming winter, despite its pledge to shift away from fossil fuels. Click To Read More
U.S. Weekly Coal Production Totals 10 Million Short Tons
U.S. coal production totaled 10.009 million short tons for the week ended October 10, 2026, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). Click To Read More
Former Appalachian Coal Mine Sites Offer Potential for Battery Storage Development
Former coal mine properties in Appalachia are attracting interest as potential locations for battery energy storage projects. Click To Read More
Fact Sheet: Office of Coal - Powering Tennessee
This fact sheet highlights HGEO's Office of Coal priorities and investments to modernize coal infrastructure, advance coal technologies, and strengthen reliable power generation. Click To Read More
Alabama’s Metallurgical Coal Supports Global Steelmaking
Alabama’s importance to the coal industry extends beyond its production volume. The state supplies high-quality metallurgical coal to international steelmakers, competing in a premium market that includes Australian producers. Click To Read MoreNMA TV Mining Minute
NMA-TV Mining Minute - October 15, 2026
Industry groups push for House support of bipartisan permitting reform. Click To Read MoreNMA 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. Click To Read MoreForthcoming Meetings Major Coal Companies
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