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EIA's Weekly Coal Production Report (Week #13)
We published our Weekly Coal Production report for the week ending March 28, 2026. Click To Read More
West Virginia Senator Speaks at Final Day of WV Coal Association Mining Symposium
U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito told leaders of the coal industry in West Virginia that real work towards permitting reform could make it out of Congress before the end of the year. Click To Read More
Virginia Congressman Supports NIOSH Black Lung Screenings for Virginia Coal Miners
NIOSH will provide free, confidential black lung screenings for coal miners in Virginia on April 7. The screenings will take place at Stone Mountain Health Services in Vansant from 8 am to 3 pm. Click To Read More
MSHA Final Report Issued for Fatality on September 2, 2025
On September 2, 2025, a blaster was loading holes from the ground when a piece of rock fell from the roof and struck him. Click To Read More
NAM Visits Komatsu's South Harbor Manufacturing Facility as Part of Its “2026 NAM State of Manufacturing Tour”
Komatsu's mining equipment supports essential mineral production for modern infrastructure. The facility represents American manufacturing strength. NAM praised Komatsu's investment in North American jobs and infrastructure. Click To Read More
LAST DAY FOR EARLY-BIRD DISCOUNT - 2026 West Virginia Mine Drainage Task Force Symposium (May 5, 2026)
Ticket prices increase at 11:59 p.m. April 2, 2026 for 2026 West Virginia Mine Drainage Task Force Symposium. Click To Read More
Global Prices For Coking Coal Rose in the Second Half of March
In the second half of March, the coking coal market reacted to rising freight rates caused by the conflict in the Middle East, leading to higher prices for this raw material; however, demand did not support this trend. Click To Read More
WV Senator Makes Stops to Promote Economic Development, Support our Coal Economy, and the Future of AI
U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) recently made stops across West Virginia in Beaver, Charleston, and Morgantown. Click To Read More
West Virginia Senators, Coal Operators Express Optimism About Future of Coal Industry
West Virginia’s two U.S. senators and coal operators anticipate more positive news for the industry during the final two years of Donald Trump as president. Click To Read More
CORESafety: Collegiate Mine Rescue Training
Welcome to the new Collegiate Mine Rescue Training episode of Think About This, created for you by CORESafety TV and the National Mining Association (NMA). Click To Read More
MSHA Final Report Issued for Fatality on August 25, 2026
On August 25, 2025, a miner died after the haul truck he was driving went over a berm along the haul road, over a highwall, and overturned into water in the pit. Click To Read More
Coal is Back in Fashion
The last cargoes of liquefied natural gas from the Gulf, the source of a fifth of global LNG production, set sail a month ago, before America and Israel attacked Iran. Click To Read More
U.S. Coal Exports Decreased in 2025 After Four Years of Growth
Exports totaled 93 MMst in 2025, compared with 108 MMst in 2024. Thermal coal exports fell by 18%, and metallurgical coal exports fell by 11%. Click To Read More
Global PMI Shows Manufacturing Resilience Tested Amid Surging Prices and Supply Chain Delays
Global manufacturing continued to grow in March, according to PMI survey data, the rate of expansion slowing but displaying encouraging resilience in the face of surging energy prices and supply delays. Click To Read More
Upper Big Branch Mine Remembrance Ceremony
The Upper Big Branch Mine Remembrance Ceremony will be held in part of Raleigh County, WV at the beginning of April. Click To Read More
Italy Delays Coal Phase-Out By Over a Decade
Italy's parliament voted Tuesday to delay the closure of the country's coal-fired power stations by over a decade, a move experts slammed as "worrying" political propaganda. Click To Read More
Worker Sues Bankrupt Coal Operator for Wages, Benefits
The workers of a bankrupt Pike County coal producer have sued the company to recover back pay and benefits. Click To Read More
Today’s Gas Glut, Tomorrow’s Price Shock
Despite the U.S. emerging as the world’s largest oil producer and a net exporter, consumers are finding out record U.S. production is little buffer against a global oil shock. U.S. oil, gasoline and diesel prices are surging from the conflict in the Middl Click To Read More
Justice Attends Coal Industry Symposium, Touts Support for West Virginia Miners
U.S. Sen. Jim Justice made an appearance Tuesday during the West Virginia Coal Association Annual Mining Symposium and Coal Show. Click To Read More
It's Too Soon For A Boom Though A Bust Could Sting Mineral-Producing U.S. States
The evolving war in the Middle East has triggered an abrupt rise in oil and gas prices that will likely provide a temporary boost for mineral-producing U.S. states’ economic output. Click To Read More
West Virginia Officials Generating Comprehensive Energy Plan; Coal, Natural Gas Jockeying to Meet Morrisey's Goal
West Virginia Office of Energy is working on the state’s long-term energy plan that must find a balance between the state’s major fossil fuels, while critics say there is too much focus on base-load over renewables. Click To Read More
CoalZoom’s Reid, One of Six, Inducted into West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame
Reid has had two careers serving coal and during the first one, he was President of American Longwall in Abingdon, VA, for sixteen years, driving the company from 5 to 250 employees. Click To Read More
Coal Power Plants Restart Abroad as War Blocks Gas Exports
Nations in Europe and Asia are delaying coal phase-outs and lifting restrictions. The resurgence could be long-term, analysts say. Click To Read More
Why Demand For Coal is Rising Again in Asia
In the month since the war in Iran began, the global price of coal has jumped more than 20%. Click To Read More |
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