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U.S. Coal Stockpiles Fall to 102 Million Tons as Summer Electricity Demand Draws Down Inventories
U.S. electric power sector coal stockpiles declined 5.9% in August 2026, reaching approximately 102 million tons as power plants used stored fuel to meet summer electricity demand, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Click To Read More
Could Data Centers Save Wyoming Coal? Peabody Eyes 'Holy Grail' Strategy
Facing steep production drops, Peabody Energy is exploring plans to build mine-mouth power plants for energy-hungry data centers in the Powder River Basin. Click To Read More
West Virginia Governor Morrisey Announces More Than $6.4 Million in ARC Investments to Create Jobs, Strengthen Communities
The Center for Applied Research & Technology will help coal and energy-related businesses develop new technologies and expand operations across nine southern West Virginia counties. Click To Read More
Kemmerer Coal Mine Set to Close in 2029, Spurring Wyoming's Soda Ash Industry to Seek New Fuel Source
After years of speculation and rumor, the Kemmerer coal mine in southwest Wyoming is set to close at the end of 2029, officials say. Click To Read More
Coal Mine Explosion Kills Three in Northwestern Turkey
An explosion at a coal mine in northwestern Turkey killed three miners and injured five others Friday, the Zonguldak Governor’s Office said after rescue operations ended. Click To Read More
India's JSW Steel Warns of Coking Coal Price Spike as Profit More Than Triples
JSW Steel warned on Friday of a sharp spike in coking coal prices in the third quarter, even as it reported a more than threefold jump in second-quarter profit. Click To Read MoreNMA TV Mining Minute
NMA-TV Mining Minute - October 23, 2026
Asarco plans up to $6 billion in Arizona copper investments as the White House takes steps that could ease permitting reform tensions. Click To Read MoreNMA Count on Coal
Coal as Global Price Shock Absorber
As disruption to energy markets continues from the war with Iran, this winter is shaping up to be a very expensive one for the world’s liquified natural gas (LNG) importers. Click To Read MoreForthcoming Meetings Major Coal Companies
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