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Gillette, Wyoming Part Of $10B Plan To Make Products From Coal Instead Of Burning It
Gillette is part of a $10 billion plan to build a network of coal-to-products plants that a pair of companies say will do a lot more things with coal than just burning it. Wyoming is “a natural place to prove coal can be commercialized,” they say.
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Wyoming Governor Applauds Historic Peabody Coal Shipment to Vietnam Via Mexico
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has applauded Peabody Energy’s successful pilot shipment of Powder River Basin coal to Vietnam through Mexico, calling the development an important milestone in efforts to expand international markets for Wyoming coal.
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Interim Report: Joint Committee on Energy and Public Works
The Joint Committee on Energy and Public Works heard from officials with the Office of Energy, the Public Service Commission and the state’s two electric utility companies on Tuesday, the final day of legislative interim meetings at the State Capitol.
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National Pump Company Highlights Strategic Product Line Optimization to Enhance Efficiency and Customer Value
National Pump Company, a recognized market leader in vertical turbine pumps, highlights its strategic initiative to streamline its product portfolio, reinforcing its commitment to operational efficiency, product quality, and customer-focused innovation.
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PSC Plans Hearing on Proposed Rules Under West Virginia's Recent Data Center Law
The West Virginia Public Service Commission will hold a public hearing later this month on proposed rules governing electric-generating capacity.
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Coal’s Delayed Retirements Are Creating a Multi-Billion-Dollar Unfunded Equipment Capital Requirement
Drawing on surveys of 140 coal mining executives and equipment decision-makers conducted with Secured Research, alongside federal energy data, the report documents an industry asked to produce for years longer than its capital plans assumed.
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NMA-TV Mining Minute - September 17, 2026
Permitting reform remains in focus as lawmakers debate ways to expand reliable power.
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A Repeal Just in the Nick of Time
Today in Houston, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin brought reason back to EPA regulation and repealed the prior administration’s unworkable and unlawful carbon rules for new and existing power plants.
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