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DOE Defends Decision to Keep Indiana’s Schahfer Coal Units Available for Grid Reliability

DOE has upheld its earlier decision requiring two coal-fired units at Indiana’s R.M. Schahfer Generating Station to remain available, arguing that the Midwest needed their generating capacity to help maintain reliable electricity service.

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Peabody’s Centurion Ramp-Up Remains Key as Shares Face Pressure

Peabody Energy’s production costs, declining annual sales and narrower margins are drawing investor attention to the coal producer’s operating performance and long-term profitability.

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EPA Proposes Shifting Oversight of Coal Ash Landfills in Wisconsin to State Regulators

Wisconsin has six active landfills that are currently subject to state and federal regulations.

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CORE’s Leer South Settlement Supports Coal Operations and Diversification

Core Natural Resources reported Q2 2026 results that included a $155 million insurance settlement related to Leer South and an increase in shareholder payouts, while progressing rare earth extraction projects and a partnership with Northrop Grumman.

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ENGIE Completes Chile’s First Coal-to-Gas Power Plant Conversion

ENGIE Chile has brought Infraestructura Energética Mejillones (IEM) into commercial operation, making it the first coal-fired power plant converted to natural gas in Chile.

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Virginia Congressman Morgan Griffith Fighting For Coal

American coal requires fighters in its corner. In our corner of Virginia, I am proud to be in the ring to support a vital industry for communities in Virginia’s Ninth Congressional District.

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NMA TV Mining Minute
NMA-TV Mining Minute - October 16, 2026

Bipartisan permitting reform faces growing opposition over tribal consultation concerns.

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NMA 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.

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