
Coal News & Price Data – July 12, 2023 – EIA’s Latest Energy Outlook
Latest EIA Energy Outlook reveals coal output expected to decline by 4.19% y/y to 572.2 mst in 2023, surpassing an earlier projection.

Latest EIA Energy Outlook reveals coal output expected to decline by 4.19% y/y to 572.2 mst in 2023, surpassing an earlier projection.

Thermal coal markets have high inventories and are experiencing increased demand during the summer cooling season in the northern hemisphere.

Whitehaven Coal announced a court in New South Wales dismissed a lawsuit brought seeking to invalidate consent for Narrabri Stage 3.

Alliance Coal (ARLP) has started the construction of the Henderson County Coal Mine, a multi-million-dollar operation in Kentucky.

The dry bulk shipping market is expected to face challenges in the third quarter due to China’s sluggish economic recovery and weak commodity demand.

Novatek’s first floating transfer hub for LNG arrived in the Russian Arctic after a journey from South Korea & will export LNG to Europe.

QBO wind anomaly is developing over the Equator, which will impact winter weather along with the El Nino event in the upcoming 2023/2024 Winter season

South Africa to a power plant has faced setbacks due to criminal activity targeting the country’s rail system. The project, aimed at replacing coal truck deliveries, has been delayed due to vandalism and copper cable theft. In addition to the theft of copper cables, criminals are also targeting the rail system to promote truck usage.

North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) warns that two-thirds of North America could face electricity supply shortages this summer due to increased demand for cooling during high temperatures.

Omnis Global Technologies in talks to convert West Virginia’s Pleasants Power Station, one of the state’s largest coal plants, into a clean energy facility powered by hydrogen.

A tornado struck the North Antelope Rochelle Mine during shift change, resulting in eight injuries and no fatalities

Fitch Ratings has revised its global metals and mining assumptions, resulting in reduced short-term prices for copper, aluminum, zinc, and thermal coal.