Global seaborne coal flows fell 6.7% year on year in September 2026 to 115 Mt. Thermal coal drove the decline, and a rise in met coal flows was not enough to offset it.
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Metallurgical Coal Trade Rises While Japan Increases Coal Imports
Global seaborne coal flows fell 6.7% year on year in September 2026 to 115 Mt. Thermal coal drove the decline, and a rise in met coal flows was not enough to offset it. Click To Read More
Keeping Coal Available Protects Grid Reliability and Energy Affordability
Coal is often described as a fading fuel. But the International Energy Agency reports that global coal demand reached a record 8.84 billion tonnes in 2025 and is projected to rise to 8.94 billion tonnes in 2026, contrary to prior projections. Click To Read More
DOE Awards $21 Million to Southern Arizona Coal Plant
Less than two years ago, Arizona Electric Power Cooperative received millions of dollars from the federal government to fund renewable energy and phase out the use of coal. Click To Read More
Utah Still Runs on Coal
The Trump administration’s recent emission regulation rollbacks could be the push Utah leaders need to maintain coal power generation — or it could accelerate the state’s move away from it entirely. Click To Read More
Coal Ash Included in New Unified Environmental Reporting Rules for Cementitious Materials
The American Coal Ash Association has joined three other industry organizations to develop consolidated environmental reporting rules for cementitious materials, including coal ash used in cement and concrete. Click To Read More
MISO Seeks Faster Review of 71 GW Interconnection Backlog
The Midcontinent Independent System Operator is seeking federal approval to accelerate an interconnection study covering approximately 71 gigawatts of proposed generation, drawing broad support from utilities, renewable energy developers and state regulat Click To Read MoreNMA TV Mining Minute
NMA-TV Mining Minute - October 8, 2026
U.S. power demand is headed for record highs as electricity prices rise. Click To Read MoreNMA Count on Coal
An International Reliability and Affordability Backstop
There’s a very good reason global coal demand is on track to set another record this year: when affordability and energy security matter most, the world leans on coal. Click To Read MoreForthcoming Meetings Major Coal Companies
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