
Vale opens world’s first Iron Ore Briquetting plant in Brazil
The world’s first iron ore briquetting plant has been launched at the Tubarao Integrated Operations Area in Victoria, Piritu State

The world’s first iron ore briquetting plant has been launched at the Tubarao Integrated Operations Area in Victoria, Piritu State

Parts of the river Rhine in south Germany remained closed to shipping on Friday after heavy rain and melting snow increased water levels

Data released by the National Bureau of Statistics showed that in November 2023, the country’s raw coal output was 414 million tons

Shanxi Coking Coal announced the Shaqu No. 1 Mine to suspend production for rectification for “not less than 3 months.”

All coal power stations will close within 15 years, raising urgency to get the build-out of transmission lines back on track

The stocks of finished steel that Chinese steel traders will be holding this winter will likely be relatively low compared with other years

China’s metallurgical coal imports are likely to edge higher and exceed 100 million tonnes in 2024, MySteel’s Xiong Chao predicted

More than 20 nations vowed to triple nuclear capacity by 2050 at the COP28 summit in Dubai, triggering renewed interest in the sector

The Cal 24 slumped to EUR 87.84/MWh, the lowest since September 2021. It was last seen down EUR 1.50 at EUR 88.05/MWh.

China’s rebar and iron ore pulled back on Wednesday, after a two-day economic planning conference in Beijing ended without new stimulus

Five coal companies are suing Alberta for a total C$10.8 B ($8bn), claiming the government’s coal policy cost them lost revenues

The thermal coal index jumped to its highest levels in almost three months this week owing to logistical constraints