EIA figures show coal-fired electricity generation increased 12.7% in 2025, while coal consumption for power generation rose 11.3%.
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U.S. Coal-Fired Generation Rose 12.7% in 2025, EIA Reports
EIA figures show coal-fired electricity generation increased 12.7% in 2025, while coal consumption for power generation rose 11.3%. Click To Read More
U.S. Coal Output Edges Higher in Week 42 as Year-to-Date Total Trails 2025
The Energy Information Administration reported that U.S. weekly coal production for the week ended Oct. 17, 2026, reached 10,138 thousand short tons, according to the agency's weekly coal production data. Click To Read More
Energy Costs Are Driving U.S. Inflation, and Wages Aren't Keeping Up
U.S. consumer prices rose 3.7% over the 12 months through September, with gasoline up 34.2% and fuel oil up 74.2%. Click To Read More
EPA Finalizes Virginia’s Coal Combustion Residuals Permit Program
EPA has announced the final approval of the Commonwealth of Virginia’s coal combustion residuals permit program. This action will allow the commonwealth, rather than the federal government, to permit CCR disposal in surface impoundments and landfills. Click To Read More
West Virginia's Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine Will Host Their Annual Fall Festival
Workers with Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine are inviting the community to their annual fall festival. Click To Read More
Coal Supply to Power Plants to Normalize Soon as India Ramps Up Deliveries
India is supplying a record 2.6 million tonnes of coal daily to power plants, but 96 plants had stocks for less than three days as of October 19 amid weather disruptions and rising electricity demand. Click To Read MoreNMA TV Mining Minute
NMA-TV Mining Minute - October 21, 2026
A new report warns of a looming global copper shortage as Mitsubishi backs Hudbay’s Copper World project in Arizona. 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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