
China’s Coal Price Slump Likely to Persist Until Start of Summer
Chinese coal prices are likely to keep falling until the start of the peak summer season, suppressing imports and taking a toll on miners.

Chinese coal prices are likely to keep falling until the start of the peak summer season, suppressing imports and taking a toll on miners.

Japan’s power sector is accelerating the phasing out of inefficient coal-fired plants to help reduce the country’s greenhouse gas emissions.

Glencore Plc may consider switching its primary listing from London to New York, analysts at Deutsche Bank AG predicted

China and India lifted imports of seaborne thermal coal to three-month highs in March as they took advantage of lower international prices

North Dakota leaders are preparing for a legal battle with the government over a regulation they say could shut down the coal industry.

Japan’s Jera and engineering firm IHI have started a demonstration of co-firing 20pc of fuel ammonia with coal

China’s market for thermal coal is expected to lose further ground this month, dampened by the potentially weaker replenishment interest

One of Consol Energy Inc.’s biggest weapons in the topsy turvy coal industry has been its wholly owned marine terminal in Baltimore

China Risun Group anticipates steady global coking coal demand by 2025, driven by Asian needs

On March 29, an accident occurred at the Gequan Mine of Jizhong Energy Co. in Shahe City, Xingtai City, Hebei Province, killing two

The catastrophic shipping accident that’s choked off Baltimore harbor has left Consol Energy with a threat to its operations.

It could take weeks or even months to clear debris and reopen the waterway under the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore