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CoalZoom’s Bill Reid Included in Those to be Inducted Into West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame
The West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame will induct its newest class of honorees during a ceremony scheduled for March 31, 2026. Click To Read More
West Virginia Native Known as the Oldest Miner in America Turns 104
This weekend, the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) stopped in Clarksburg, West Virginia, to recognize the life of Francis Dalton, also known as the oldest known miner in America. Click To Read More
CONSOL Energy Inc Stock Faces Headwinds Amid Shifting Energy Markets and Production Challenges
CONSOL released its Q4 2025 earnings in February 2026, highlighting record shipments from the Pennsylvania Mining Complex while navigating lower spot prices for thermal coal. Click To Read More
MSHA Final Report Issued for Fatality on October 16, 2026
On October 16, 2025, a miner was performing work from an elevated platform when they fell approximately 30 feet. The miner died from his injuries. Click To Read More
New Study Trials Quicker, Easier Tests to Detect Lung Disease Sooner in Coal Workers
A new research project is investigating whether advanced lung function tests could improve early detection of respiratory disease in coal mine workers, helping protect thousands of miners exposed to harmful dusts on the job. Click To Read More
Iran War Will Put Energy Barters on the Table
Fatih Birol, boss of the International Energy Agency, echoed sobering comments he gave to the Financial Times last week that the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran has created the greatest threat to ?global energy security "in history". Click To Read More
The Department of Energy is Ensuring Affordable Energy Access in Ohio While Powering the Future of AI
In March 2026, the Department of Energy, alongside the Department of Commerce, announced a unique public-private partnership to ensure affordable energy for American consumers and secure U.S. leadership in the global AI race. Click To Read More
Why Mining Companies Are Rewriting Their Technology Roadmaps
As volatility reshapes global markets and stakeholder expectations continue to rise, mining companies are entering a period of strategic reset. Click To Read More
Norfolk Southern Strategic Initiatives After Winter Storms
Norfolk Southern strategic initiatives were in focus on March 17. That day, the company addressed the JPMorgan Industrials Conference 2026. Click To Read More
European Thermal Coal Imports May Rise as Middle East War Jolts Gas Supply Outlook
Europe's utilities and traders are preparing to step up seaborne thermal coal purchases as the Middle East conflict adds volatility to gas markets and revives the economics of gas-to-coal switching ahead of summer demand, market participants said. Click To Read More
Third-Generation Miner Named 2026 Old King Coal
A lifelong connection to the coal mining industry has earned John Gossett the title of 2026 Old King Coal, according to members of the Old King Coal Festival Committee. Click To Read More
India Achieves 1 Billion Tonne Coal Production for Second Consecutive Year
The country has successfully achieved the landmark of 1 billion tonne (BT) coal production on March 20 for the second year in a row, according to an official press release issued by the Ministry of Coal. Click To Read More
The First US Coal Plant in a Decade is on Shaky Ground
Trump officials are heralding a potential new coal plant in Alaska, but the project faces mounting opposition and tricky data center politics. Click To Read More
Caterpillar vs. Komatsu: Which Equipment Stock Has the Edge Now?
Caterpillar Inc. CAT and Komatsu Ltd. KMTUY are among the world’s leading manufacturers of construction and mining equipment, with Caterpillar holding the top position and Komatsu close behind. Click To Read More
Global Manufacturing PMI Near Four-Year High Ahead of War in the Middle East, Led by Record ASEAN Upturn
Global manufacturing reported the greatest improvement in business conditions seen for nearly four years in February, according to PMI data, reflecting rising demand and stronger global trade flows. Click To Read More
Colorado, Environmental Groups Sue Trump's Energy Department Over Coal Plant Order They Claim is Illegal
The move is an escalation in the fight to overturn a federal order that forced a retiring coal plant in Craig to remain open due to what the U.S. Energy Department called an energy ‘emergency’. Click To Read More
Timken Broadens Automated Lubrication Systems Capabilities with Acquisition of Bijur Delimon
"The acquisition of Bijur Delimon aligns with our near-term strategic priority to accelerate growth in key market verticals," said Lucian Boldea, Timken president and chief executive officer. Click To Read More
Abraham Chahuan: Trust is Key to Unlocking Large-Scale Mining Investments
The President of the World Mining Congress 2026 highlights that governance and coordination among stakeholders will be decisive in meeting the growing demand for critical minerals. Click To Read More
Iran War Is Breathing New Life Into Coal
Coal is still king, or at least the easiest way to hedge against hydrocarbon disruption. Click To Read More
Why Warrior Met Coal Stock Won’t Stop Climbing
Warrior Met Coal shares are climbing as investors react to faster-than-expected progress at the company’s Blue Creek project, which is ramping up commercial mining ahead of schedule. Click To Read More
Peabody Energy Benefits from Global Shifts in Fuel Use—But Will Its Success Endure Beyond the Current Turmoil?
Peabody Energy has experienced a notable upswing, propelled by a sudden disruption in worldwide energy markets. Click To Read More
Martin Engineering Introduces Conveyor Dust Control Innovations
After rigorous testing across many applications, the Martin® ApronSeal™ Urethane Skirting, GravitySeal™ Self-Adjusting Urethane Skirting, and the A.I.R. Control™ Dust Curtain outperformed similar products in tackling fugitive dust and spillage. Click To Read More
2026 West Virginia Mine Drainage Task Force Symposium, May 5-6, 2026
Please register today for the 2026 West Virginia Mine Drainage Task Force Symposium being held May 5-6, 2026 at the Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place. Click To Read More
CEOs of the World's Leading Mining Companies to Participate in the World Mining Congress 2026
The world’s leading figures in the mining industry will convene at the World Mining Congress 2026 (WMC) in Peru, an event that will bring together, in one place, those currently making the most relevant decisions shaping the industry. Click To Read More
CoalZoom's Bill Reid to be Inducted Into WV Coal Hall of Fame
The West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame will induct its newest class of honorees during a ceremony scheduled for March 31, 2026. Click To Read More
MCPA Announces Kevin Dempsey, President & CEO, AISI Keynote Speaker at Annual Conference
Dempsey is expected to speak about the current state of the steel industry, including its key role in national and economic security. Click To Read More
Federal Cuts Delay Black Lung Screenings for Coal Miners
A setback is delaying important health screenings for coal miners in southern West Virginia. Click To Read More
Man Bought Wyoming Coal Mine for $2 Million Without Looking Inside and Hit Jackpot
A former Wall Street banker who purchased a coal mine for $2m made an extraordinary find inside that could potentially be valued at a staggering $37bn. Click To Read More
White House Temporarily Lifts Limits on Shipping of Oil, Gas, Fertilizer and Coal
Amid rising energy prices, including crude oil back near the $100 per barrel mark, the White House on Wednesday has announced they are temporarily lifting limits on the shipping of oil, gas and other commodities. Click To Read More
EIA's Weekly Coal Production Report (Week #11)
We published our Weekly Coal Production report for the week ending March 14, 2026. Click To Read More
WVU BBER Study Highlighting WV Coal Economics
According to the BBER analysis, commissioned by the West Virginia Coal Association, coal remains a cornerstone of West Virginia’s economy despite long?term shifts in national energy markets. Click To Read More
South Korean Groups Backing New 1.25-GW Coal-Fired Power Plant in Alaska
A fact sheet published by the U.S. Dept. of the Interior notes a $1-billion agreement between Hyundai Heavy Industries Power Systems and developers of the proposed 1.25-GW Terra Energy Center, a new 1.25-GW coal-fired power plant in Alaska. Click To Read More
AEP Names Brian Abraham to Lead Appalachian Power, Aaron Walker Appointed to Nuclear Development Organization Role
American Electric Power has named Brian Abraham president and chief operating officer of Appalachian Power (APCo) to align with the company's strategy to strengthen relationships with key stakeholders across its service territory. Click To Read More
Coal Company With Eastern Kentucky Mine Site Lays Off Employees
A mining company with operations in Eastern Kentucky announced layoffs earlier this month. Click To Read More
MINEX Europe Forum 2026 in Ireland | Call for Speakers, Sponsors and Exhibitors
Held in Ireland for the first time, MINEX Europe Forum 2026 will bring together policymakers, mining companies, investors, technology providers, service partners and industry associations to discuss the future of mining and raw materials development in Eu Click To Read More
US Planning First New Coal Power Plant Since 2013 in Alaska
Terra Energy Center is pouring $1 billion into a deal for a planned coal project in Alaska, marking the first investment in new US coal power in more than a decade. Click To Read More
EPA Rejects Colorado’s Regional Haze Plan Over Disputed Coal Plant Closure
On Jan. 26, 2026, EPA disapproved Colorado’s revision to its regional haze State Implementation Plan (SIP), concluding that the plan’s enforceable closure date for a coal?fired electric generating unit, Nixon Unit 1, could violate federal or state takings Click To Read More
Coal Prices Poised for Increase as LNG Spikes on the Back of Iran War
Coal miners are poised to benefit from a rising coal price as a result of the Iran war, says Bloomberg Intelligence. Click To Read More
Alliance Closes Mettiki Coal and the Mountain View Mine
Alliance Resource Partners’ subsidiary, Mettiki Coal, issued Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act notices to all employees of Mettiki’s Mountain View mine near Tucker County, West Virginia. Click To Read More
Coal Remains Backbone of India’s Energy Security Amid Renewable Push
The Ministry of Coal has reaffirmed that coal continues to play a vital role in ensuring the country’s energy stability, even as India accelerates its transition towards renewable sources. Click To Read More
WorkForce West Virginia Hosts Job Fair After Mettiki Coal Layoffs
The fair was held for all workers from Mettiki Coal, their spouses, and other secondary companies affected by the layoffs. Click To Read More
West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame To Induct 28th Class of Honorees
The West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame will induct its newest class of honorees during a ceremony scheduled for March 31, 2026. The event will be held at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center in Charleston. Click To Read More
New U.S. Coal Capacity is Coming
The U.S. hasn’t opened a new coal power plant since 2013. That’s about to change. Click To Read More
U.S. Government Orders TransAlta Coal Plant to Stay Online For Another 90 Days
TransAlta Corp. says the U.S. Department of Energy has ordered it to keep a coal plant in Washington State online for another three months. Click To Read More
Coal Prices Poised for Increase as LNG Spikes on the Back of Iran War
Coal miners are poised to benefit from a rising coal price as a result of the Iran war, says Bloomberg Intelligence. Click To Read More
Wolong Electric America Highlights Permanent Magnet Direct Drive Motors to Modernize Industrial Airflow Systems
Wolong Electric America is highlighting its Permanent Magnet Direct Drive Motors, engineered to optimize performance, improve efficiency, and reduce total cost of ownership across a wide range of demanding environments. Click To Read More
Energy Independence Makes All the Difference
With the conflict in Iran causing temporary restrictions on oil exports from the Persian Gulf, America and the world are truly fortunate that the world's number one petroleum producer is none other than the United States of America! Click To Read More
West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame Inducts 28th Class of Honorees
The West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame will induct its newest class of honorees during a ceremony scheduled for March 31, 2026. The event will be held at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center in Charleston. Click To Read More
Warrior Met Coal Volunteers Build New Habitat Home
Volunteers from Warrior Met Coal Inc. joined forces with Habitat for Humanity staff and volunteers to begin a new house March 9, on Milestone Circle in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Click To Read More
Trump's Pro-Coal Crusade Hits a Snag in Washington State
The DOE just ordered the TransAlta coal plant to keep running. But it has been offline since December, and a new state law would make it too costly to turn back on. Click To Read More
The World Needs More Energy
The world is facing a new energy problem. We need far more energy, and we need it fast. The relationship between progress and growth has never been more directly tied to power. Click To Read More
DOE Announces $293 Million in Funding to Support Genesis Mission National Science and Technology Challenges
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced funding to advance the Genesis Mission’s efforts to tackle the nation’s most complex science and technology challenges. Click To Read More
Asia Pivots to Coal as Middle East Conflict Chokes LNG Supply
Asian utilities are boosting coal-fired power generation to cut costs and safeguard energy supply, industry officials say, as the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran chokes liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments and soaring prices threaten to suppress LNG demand. Click To Read More
Funds Get Shovels Of This Coal Stock Amid U.S.-Iran War; AI Data Center Boom Boosts Outlook
Core Natural Resources (CNR) is flashing a few signs of strength as it approaches a buy point in a base. Click To Read More
U.S. Planning First New Coal Power Plant Since 2013 in Alaska
Terra Energy Center is pouring $1 billion into a deal for a planned coal project in Alaska, marking the first investment in new U.S. coal power in more than a decade. Click To Read More
NIOSH Offering Free, Confidential Black Lung Screenings in Southern WV
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is offering free, confidential black lung screenings to coal miners in southern West Virginia. Click To Read More
The Billion-Dollar Deal to Build a New Coal Plant in Alaska
The Trump administration’s push for coal could lead to the first new US plant to be built since 2013. Click To Read More
Appalachian Roots Inspire Coal Country Research
Through projects like processing the Pittston map collection, Graduate student Zoe Brooks work helps preserve the places, labor, and communities that shaped coal country. Click To Read More
EIA's Weekly Coal Markets Report
We updated our Coal Markets Report for the business week ending March 13, 2026. Click To Read More
Election 2026 – Yes, Please Count on Me in 2026
Now that the 2026 Annual Legislative Session is behind us, our attention is now focused on the May 12, Primary Election and raising political funds to help support those candidates that support our industry. Click To Read More
WV Governor Notches More than a Dozen Legislative Wins in 2026 Legislative Session
“West Virginians sent us to Charleston to tackle real problems and deliver real results,” said West Virginia Governor Morrisey. Click To Read More
Don't Miss Out: SME Mentoring Enrollment Ends March 23
There's still time to enroll in the 2026 SME Mentoring Program! Click To Read More
Ramaco Resources Announces First Quarter Class B Stock Dividend Details
Ramaco Resources, Inc. has announced the dividend ratio of its previously declared Class B common stock dividend for the first quarter of 2026. Click To Read More
Coal-Based Power May Shoulder Load Amid Gas, Hydro Shortfalls
With geopolitical instability in West Asia straining global LNG supplies and dampening hydro capacity, India is bracing for a potential electricity shortfall this summer. Click To Read More
US Plans First New Coal-Fired Power Plant Since 2013 in Alaska
Terra Energy Center is pouring $1 billion into a deal for a planned coal project in Alaska, marking the first investment in new US coal power in more than a decade. Click To Read More
Ground Control - Staying Safe Around High Walls
If you've spent any time at a surface mine, you're already familiar with high walls — those towering, unexcavated faces of rock and ore that define the landscape of open-pit mining operations. Click To Read More
WV Legislative Conclusion: Met Severance Tax Reduction Dies Saturday Night; Other Priority Bills Pass
The WV Legislature concluded its 60-day Regular Legislative Session on Saturday night at midnight with a number of favorable coal bills passing. Click To Read More
The Cost of Transporting Coal to the U.S. Electric Power Sector Fell Again in 2024
We released new data on the electric power sector’s coal transportation costs. The release incorporates final data for 2024 from Form EIA-923, which we collect from electric power plant owners and operators. Click To Read More
Energy Secretary Says Americans Could Feel Relief on Gas Prices in a Few More Weeks
Chris Wright said the Strait of Hormuz isn't safe at the moment that but the administration is talking with other countries about securing the key oil shipping lane. Click To Read More
American Wire Cloth Institute Announces Spring Meeting
The American Wire Cloth Institute (AWCI) will host its Spring Meeting from Wednesday, April 30 through Friday, May 1, 2026, at the Ponte Vedra Lodge & Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. Click To Read More
Weekly Production / Consumption Report: Week 10 (March 7)
The Weekly Production / Consumption Report: Week 10 (March 7) has been posted. Click To Read More
West Virginia Woman Honored for 50-Year Mining Career
In late February, Marie Jefferson officially surpassed 50 years of working as a coal miner at the Marion County mine in Metz, West Virginia. Click To Read More
Trump to Direct Pentagon to Buy Coal Power in Revival Bid
President Donald Trump will unveil plans to use government funding and Pentagon contracts to sustain US coal-fired power plants as he seeks to drive domestic reliance on the fossil fuel. Click To Read More
Xcel Claims it Can't Close the Electricity Supply Gap Yet, Floats the Idea of Keeping its Coal Plants Running Until 2030
Xcel Energy, facing what it says is a shortfall in electricity generating capacity for the next two years, is proposing to run its four coal-fired units until 2030. Click To Read More
Energy Department Initiates Strategic Petroleum Reserve Emergency Exchange to Stabilize Global Oil Supply
DOE has issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a crude oil exchange from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) as part of the 172-million-barrel exchange announced earlier this week. This first RFP will be for 86 million barrels of crude oil. Click To Read More
Aalberts Integrated Piping Systems Approaches 100 Years of “Apollo”®
Aalberts integrated piping systems (IPS) approaches 100 years of its “Apollo”® Valves brand, a century-long legacy defined by American manufacturing, engineering discipline, and specification trust in mission-critical flow control. Click To Read More
Thanks to Trump, We're Protecting Montana's Mines
Montana’s mining industry is critically important to not only our state but the country. Click To Read More
530 Layoffs Announced at Seven Southern West Virginia Coal Operations
Greenbrier Minerals, LLC has announced plans to idle seven mining operations in southern West Virginia, a move that will result in 530 permanent layoffs beginning April 14. Click To Read More
Coal Power's Comeback Isn't Spurring New Investment
Coal-fired power generation is having something of a moment. It isn’t clear just how long it will last. Click To Read More
Energy Department Announces $500 Million to Strengthen Domestic Critical Materials Processing and Manufacturing
DOE's Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation has announced a Notice of Funding Opportunity for up to $500 million to expand U.S. critical mineral and materials processing and derivative battery manufacturing and recycling. Click To Read More
Blasts That Killed 26 Men in a Kentucky Coal Mine Still Echo 50 Years Later
On March 9, 1976, an explosion occurred in the Scotia mine in Letcher County, Kentucky when methane gas accumulated in a dead-end section of the mine. Click To Read More
Abandoned UK Coal Mine Gets Major £150k Update - and Villagers Are Excited
The huge investment comes after campaigning by locals and could see it become a first of its kind energy source. Click To Read More
American Iron and Steel Institute CEO to Speak at MCPA Conference, May 19
Kevin Dempsey will be a keynote speaker at the Metallurgical Coal Producers Association annual conference and expo in Roanoke, WV, May 18-20, 2026. Click To Read More
West Virginia’s Coal Industry Must Be Defended — and SB420 Must Pass
Coal miners averaged $112,800 in annual wages in 2024 — nearly twice the average wage for all private-sector workers in West Virginia. Coal accounts for only 2.5 percent of the state’s private-sector jobs but generates 4.8 percent of total private-sector Click To Read More
ABB's Seven-Step Guide to Electrifying the Mining Industry
The global mining industry is what is known as a "hard-to-abate" sector, because its path to decarbonisation is more circuitous and tortuous than others. Click To Read More
Peabody Energy Leans On Seaborne Coal Expansion As Prices Stay Elevated
Peabody Energy is positioned to benefit from elevated global coal prices linked to recent geopolitical tensions affecting oil and gas supplies. Click To Read More
Fossil Generation Could Rise with Faster-Than-Expected Growth in Data Center Power Demand
This analysis was completed in conjunction with the February Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO). The results may differ slightly from the most recent forecasts published in the March STEO. Click To Read More
TVA to Spend More Than $2 Billion on Coal Ash Over Next Four Years
The Tennessee Valley Authority, which provides power to 10 million people across Alabama and six other states, will spend more than $2 billion on coal ash costs from 2026 to 2030. Click To Read More
New Coal Jobs in Alabama
In January 2026, Warrior Met Coal celebrated the completion of its Blue Creek Mine Project in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. Click To Read More
Final Call: FREE Pre-Registration for the 2026 West Virginia Coal Show!
In just a few weeks, the industry will gather for the 2026 West Virginia Coal Show, and we want to make sure you’re in the room where it happens. Click To Read More
Coal Industry Generates $21 Billion for West Virginia Economy, Supports 36,000 Jobs
Coal mining and coal-fired power generation generated about $21 billion in economic activity and supported more than 36,000 jobs in West Virginia in 2024. Click To Read More
MCPA Annual Conference Fast Approaching - -Stonewall Resort, Roanoke, West Virginia - May 18-20, 2026
The Metallurgical Coal Producers Association is finalizing its program and this year we have exciting and informative speakers. Click To Read More
ASGCO® Expands Belt Lifter Product Line With New 48
The New Belt Lifter Model is designed to safely raise conveyor belts ranging from 48 to 72 inches (1200 to 1800 mm). Click To Read More
Woman Hits 50-Year Milestone Underground, Still Working Six Days a Week
An 83-year-old coal miner in Marion County, West Virginia is being recognized for a milestone few workers ever reach: 50 years underground. Click To Read More
Senators Try, Try Again To Get Coal Support Bill Passed By House
A determined group of senators is trying again to pass a bill they say would stabilize electricity costs and provide needed support to the coal industry. Click To Read More
Two Dual-Fuel Plants in North Carolina American American Coal Boost
Once slated for 2035 retirement, energy reliability through modernization of two dual-fuel plants in North Carolina will extend their lifespan to at least 2040. Click To Read More
Meet SME's 2026 President: Mary Korpi
Along Michigan’s Upper Peninsula lies the Marquette Iron Range, home to iron mines. Just southeast of the region is the small town of Iron River, where Mary Korpi spent most of her childhood and early adulthood. Click To Read More
UW SER Researchers Release Publication on Rare Earth Elements in Wyoming and Montana Coal
Researchers at the University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources (SER) have published a pioneering study in the International Journal of Coal Geology. Click To Read More
Discover Science: Applications Open for Fall 2026 Undergraduate Internships
DOE is now accepting applications for the Fall 2026 term of the Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI) program and the Community College Internships (CCI) program. Click To Read More
Megaprojects Expert to Analyze at the World Mining Congress Why They Succeed or Fail
Why do some mining projects succeed while others face delays, cost overruns, or even fail? This is one of the most critical questions facing the global industry and will be the focus of a special block of sessions at the World Mining Congress (WMC) 2026. Click To Read More
EIA's Weekly Coal Production Report (Week #10)
We published our Weekly Coal Production report for the week ending March 7, 2026. Click To Read More
Coal-Based Materials for High Performance
Coal has more uses than electricity generation and steel production – CONSOL Innovations from Core Natural Resources is exploring new ways to use this abundant resource. Click To Read More
West Virginia Coal Festival Showcased at Capitol Event
The West Virginia Coal Festival, a celebration of the state's coal mining heritage, was represented at Fairs and Festivals Day at the Capitol in Charleston. Click To Read More
United States to Release 172 Million Barrels of Oil From the Strategic Petroleum Reserve
U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright released a statement regarding the International Energy Agency and the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Click To Read More
EPA Approves Wyoming DEQ's Coal Combustion Residuals Permit Program
Starting March 30, Wyoming will be taking the leading role in regulating and scrutinizing permitting for disposal of coal-burning byproducts within the state. Click To Read More
Weekly Production / Consumption Report: Week 9 (Feb. 28)
The Weekly Production / Consumption Report: Week 9 (Feb. 28) has been posted. Click To Read More
Wolong Electric America Highlights Permanent Magnet Direct Drive Motors to Modernize Industrial Airflow Systems
Permanent Magnet Direct Drive (PMDD) Motors eliminate the need for belts and sheaves by employing a direct drive design, drastically reducing mechanical complexity and removing common points of failure. Click To Read More
KPS Capital Partners to Acquire Controlling Stake in Jennmar
KPS Capital Partners, LP has announced that, through a newly formed affiliate, it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire a controlling interest in Jennmar and its affiliates. Click To Read More
TVA Plans to Keep Two Coal Plants Open
TVA is taking steps to postpone the planned retirement dates of about 3,900 megawatts of generation from two coal-fired power plants. Many electric utilities across the U.S. have delayed the retirement of generators that burn coal. Click To Read More
WV Coal Association Annual Mining Symposium and Coal Show - Keynote Speakers
The West Virginia Coal Association has announced the next three featured speakers for West Virginia Coal Symposium. Click To Read More
Joseph A. Holmes Joint National Safety & Health Conference
A message from Carla Gustafson, Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association. Click To Read More
UK: End of an Era as Wales' Last Coal Power Station is Dismantled
Major demolition milestone reached as Aberthaw Power Station in the Vale of Glamorgan is transformed as part of £30m project. Click To Read More
MCPA Annual Conference Fast Approaching - -Stonewall Resort, Roanoke, West Virginia - May 18-20, 2026
The conference is scheduled for May 18-20 (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday), 2026, at the Stonewall Resort, Roanoke, West Virginia. Click To Read More
Global Steelmaking Coal Markets Remain Cautious Despite Geopolitical Volatality
Premium hard coking coal (HCC) prices from Australia held steady at around $220.5/t FOB Australia. Click To Read More
Online and In-Person MSHA Certification Expands Across Key Mining States
Mining remains one of the most highly regulated industries in the United States. Click To Read More
MSHA Final Report Issued for Fatality on June 15, 2025
On June 15, 2025, a miner died after the telehandler that he had been operating overturned onto him while he was outside the equipment moving a water pump suction line. Click To Read More
WVCA Symposium Cut-Off Dates
Time to register is running out. Sponsorships will be cut-off by March 19th so that boards can be ordered. Click To Read More
Despite Concerns About Power Bills and Property Rights, West Virginia Lawmakers Race to Prop Up the Coal Industry
During the last week of the session, West Virginia lawmakers are racing to pass tax breaks and loosen regulations on the ailing coal industry. Click To Read More
Wyoming Congresswoman's Bill Aims to Cut Upfront Coal Production Cost in Half
U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman, R-Wyo., on Monday introduced legislation to reform bonus bids for coal producers on federal leases designed to cut upfront costs in half. Click To Read More
National Gear Repair Reinforces Position as U.S. Industrial Gear Manufacturing Specialist After Four Decades
National Gear Repair, Inc. has strengthened its position as a domestic industrial gear manufacturing specialist, leveraging more than 40 years of expertise to address critical supply chain needs for heavy industry sectors across North America. Click To Read More
Like Trump, TVA Has Touted Beautiful Clean Coal. How Clean Is It?
Tennessee Valley Authority leaders and President Donald Trump have touted “beautiful clean coal” in recent weeks. Scientists, however, widely consider coal to be the most toxic fossil fuel. Click To Read More
Pennsylvania DEP Citizens Advisory Council Invites Comments On DEP's Act 54 Report Documenting Adverse Impacts Of Longwall And Underground Coal Mining On Structures, Surface And Ground Water
On March 10, the DEP Citizens Advisory Council issued an invitation to the public and other stakeholder interests to provide comments on DEP. Click To Read More
EIA's Short-Term Energy Outlook
We expect U.S. electricity generation will grow by 1.2% in 2026 and by 3.1% in 2027 led by demand growth in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) region. Click To Read More
Virginia's Proposed 2026 Employment Legislation
Virginia is poised to pass sweeping employment legislation this year. With parallel legislation moving through the Senate and the House in several key areas, we expect several bills to become law. Click To Read More
EIA's Latest Short-Term Energy Outlook Amid Middle East Conflict
U.S. electricity generation has been increasing by an average of 2% per year since 2021 to meet growing electricity demand following a period of flat demand growth between 2010 and 2019. Click To Read More
Energy Secretary Chris Wright Visits Colorado, Addresses Rising Fuel Prices Due to War in Iran
Energy Secretary Chris Wright visits Colorado, addresses rising fuel prices due to war in Iran Click To Read More
U.S. Department of Energy Honors Exceptional Mentorship with Inaugural Distinguished Mentor Awards
DOE's Office of Science has announced the first-ever recipients of the DOE Distinguished Mentor Award for Workforce Development. Click To Read More
India: Over 24,000 MW Coal, Lignite-Based Power Generation Capacity at Various Planning Stages
Over 24,000 megawatt of coal and lignite-based power generation capacity is at various stages of planning in India, Parliament was informed on Monday. Click To Read More
Wyoming Congresswoman Introduces Bill to Cut Upfront Cost of Coal Production in Half
Congresswoman Harriet Hageman (R-WY) has introduced legislation to reform bonus bids for coal producers on federal leases designed to cut upfront costs in half. Click To Read More
WV Delegates Question Underpinnings of Bill About Coal-Fired Power Plant Capacity
West Virginia delegates asked critical questions about legislation focused on coal-fired power plant capacity and how costs for rate payers could be affected. Click To Read More
Annual Robena Memorial Service Held
The United Mine Worker of America held its 63rd annual memorial service remembering the Robena Mine Disaster on Saturday, December 6, 2025, near Carmichaels, Pennsylvania. Click To Read More
Families of Mine Victims Reflect on Lives Saved After Explosions Left 26 Dead
At the base of a barren mountain, near a long-abandoned machine shop along a highway in rural Letcher County, Kentucky lies an unassuming pond shrouded in overgrowth and surrounded by metal pipes and rusted equipment. Click To Read More
Coal’s Momentum in Australia Builds as New Hope Group Joins Global Coal Alliance
FutureCoal, the Global Alliance for Sustainable Coal, has welcomed New Hope Group as a new member, reflecting a growing shift in Australia toward a more balanced and realistic conversation on coal, energy security and industrial resilience. Click To Read More
International Experts to Deliver Artificial Intelligence Courses at the World Mining Congress 2026
Artificial intelligence applied to mining is becoming one of the factors driving transformation and competitiveness in the industry. Click To Read More
EIA's Weekly Coal Markets Report
We updated our Coal Markets Report for the business week ending March 6, 2026. Click To Read More
New WVU Study Shows Coal Drives $21 Billion in Annual Economic Impact, Over 36,000 Jobs for the Mountain State
The WV Coal Association has announced the results of a new study documenting the powerful, far reaching statewide economic benefits of coal mining and coalfired power generation in West Virginia. Click To Read More
Epiroc to Acquire the Business of Mining Aftermarket Solutions Provider in South Africa
Epiroc AB, a leading productivity and sustainability partner for the mining and infrastructure industries, has agreed to acquire the business of Eventspec Proprietary Limited, a South African mining aftermarket solutions provider. Click To Read More
US Coal Mining Industry Revenue Projected to Reach $30 Billion by 2026
The US coal mining industry is navigating a complex landscape, with revenue projected to reach over $30 billion by 2026. Click To Read More
America's Abandoned Coal Mines Could Become Giant Underground Batteries
Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have found a way to convert the nation's 500,000 abandoned coal mines into long-term energy storage using pumped hydro technology. Click To Read More
Global Coal Prices Surge as Middle East Tensions Trigger Energy Market Rally
Global coal prices surged over the past week as geopolitical tensions and rising gas prices pushed energy markets sharply higher. Click To Read More
Coal Prices Jump to Highest in Over a Year on Middle East War
Coal prices jumped to the highest level since November 2024 as continuing military strikes in the Middle East pushed countries around the world to consider switching away from oil and gas stuck in the region. Click To Read More
WVU Coal Study Shows Coal Drives $21 Billion in State Economic Impact
The WV Coal Association has announced the results of a new study documenting the powerful, far reaching statewide economic benefits of coal mining and coal?fired power generation in West Virginia. Click To Read More
Data Centers Could Revive a Shuttered Maryland Coal Plant
A shuttered Maryland coal plant could get a new lease on life thanks to the data center boom. But it’s unclear if the plant would burn coal or be converted to use another fuel. Click To Read More
Pennsylvania's Public Utility Chairman Says Cost of Electricity Will Continue to Rise
It’s “fair to say” that Pennsylvanians are going to pay more for electricity, partly because neighboring states are aggressively instituting “clean energy” programs while relying on Pennsylvania to make up the difference when wind and solar fall short. Click To Read More
Scotia 50 Years On
On March 9, 1976, Blue Diamond Coal’s Scotia mine in Oven Fork, Kentucky, blew up. It was the middle of the day and miners from several rescue teams were called from their shifts and told to gather their gear. They were being sent to Oven Fork in hopes of Click To Read More
A Global Energy Security Shock
The conflict in Iran, which has now spread across much of the Middle East, is roiling energy markets. Click To Read More
How Changing Coal Trade Routes Are Reshaping Energy Markets
How Changing Coal Trade Routes Are Reshaping Energy Markets Click To Read More
Kentucky Would Regulate Carbon-Storage Wells Under Plan Developed Through Collaboration
Kentucky industries including distilleries are looking at capturing their carbon dioxide emissions. One way to store the emissions is by injecting them into underground wells. Click To Read More
The Sentence That Starts a Disaster - Why We Cannot Forget the Crandall Canyon Mine Collapse
As Utah again debates coal, grid stability, energy security and the strain growth places on infrastructure, the Crandall record feels less like history than it should. Click To Read More
Coking Coal Prices Plunge Amid Middle East Conflict
Seaborne coking coal prices tumbled last week as the Middle East conflict weighed on market sentiment, while rising supply and weakening demand added further pressure. Click To Read More
The Return of Coal Amidst the European Energy Crisis
Amid growing concerns over energy security in Europe resulting from the war on Iran, coal is gradually resurfacing as an alternative for power generation. Click To Read More
India Mulls Mandate to Raise Imported Coal Generation
India is considering issuing its emergency coal import directive to imported coal-based power plants to boost generation and to plan fuel procurement to meet peak summer demand, at a time of elevated seaborne prices owing to the US-Iran conflict. Click To Read More
US Sheds 92,000 Jobs in February, Jobless Rate Ticks Up
The US unexpectedly lost 92,000 jobs in February while revisions pulled December data into negative territory, evidence the labor market continues to weaken amid policy uncertainty and geopolitical strife. Click To Read More
2026 IMI Annual Meeting - Registration Open!
The Illinois Mining Institute (IMI) has scheduled its 2026 Annual Meeting for Wednesday, June 24th, and we would like to extend our appreciation to everyone who participated in last year’s event. Click To Read More
2026 Colorado Mine Rescue Contest Rapid Booking
A message from Brandon Neal, Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety. Click To Read More
West Virginia First Energy Act Passes Senate, Bill Encourages Coal-Fired Power Plants to Produce More Electricit
The West Virginia Senate passed a bill overwhelmingly Friday to encourage coal-fired power plants to produce more electricity, but some senators were concerned the bill could fall back on electric ratepayers to cover the possible increased costs. Click To Read More
Alliance Resource Partners, L.P. - 2025 Annual Report
Alliance Resource Partners, L.P. has added a new financial report to its website. Click To Read More
Peabody Energy Corporation Positions for Growth With Major Mining Project
Peabody Energy Corporation (NYSE:BTU) is one of the best coal mining stocks to buy right now. Click To Read More
Blue Creek Positions Warrior Met Coal, Inc. (HCC) for Robust Coal Production
Warrior Met Coal, Inc. (NYSE:HCC) is one of the best coal mining stocks to buy right now. Click To Read More
Jefferies Names Top Coal Mining Stocks
Jefferies has released its latest rankings for the coal mining sector, highlighting two companies as leading investment opportunities in the industry. Click To Read More
Lawsuit Challenges Bull Mountains Coal Mine Expansion
Advocacy groups are pushing back against the approval of an underground coal mine near Roundup after a truncated environmental review. Click To Read More
Brattice Ventilation Curtains for Mining and Tunnelling
Brattice ventilation curtains are an essential method of controlling airflow in underground tunnels and have been in use since the 1800s. Click To Read More
EIA's Wholesale Electricity Market Data
We updated our Day-Ahead Power Price and Volume Reports for select ICE (Intercontinental Exchange) hubs through March 3, 2026. Click To Read More
Federal Mine Safety Office in West Virginia Faces Closure
Last year, the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency sought to close more than 30 mine safety offices around the country and Pineville was one of them. Click To Read More
Federal Mine Safety Office in West Virginia Faces Closure
Last year, the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency sought to close more than 30 mine safety offices around the country and Pineville was one of them. Click To Read More
WV Coal Symposium Featured Speakers
A featured look at several distinguished speakers appearing at the West Virginia Coal Symposium. Click To Read More
Alabama Coal Mining Royalties to Benefit Communities
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed SB155, also called The Renewing Coal-Impacted Communities Act, into law Tuesday. The act outlines how coal mining royalties, which will come from the Blue Creek Mine, will be allocated. Click To Read More
Health Alert - Free Black Lung Screening
NIOSH’s Mobile Occupational Safety and Health Unit will be in your area soon to conduct black lung screenings. All coal miners are encouraged to stop by the mobile and participate in this free health exam. Click To Read More
WV Legislative Update: Coal Priority Bills Advance on “Crossover” Day
On Wednesday, several of the Association’s priority bills were passed by their chambers of origination, clearing a legislative deadline. Bills had to be passed by their chamber of introduction yesterday to “survive” crossover day. Click To Read More
Carroll Launches Collision Avoidance Alert Campaign
Carroll Technologies has launched a campaign to reduce the death toll from non-roadway collisions at US mines, construction and other industrial sites. Click To Read More
EIA's Weekly Coal Production Report (Week #9)
We published our Weekly Coal Production report for the week ending February 28, 2026. This report is an overview of weekly U.S. coal production by region. Click To Read More
EPA Change to Mercury Emissions Rules a Win for North Dakota Lignite Coal Industry
The Environmental Protection Agency recently finalized the repeal of a 2024 regulation that one North Dakota official had called a “death penalty” to the state’s lignite coal industry. Click To Read More
West Virginia Legislation Cutting Severance Taxes on Met Coal in Tough Markets Passes House
Delegates passed a bill incrementally lowering metallurgical coal severance taxes. Click To Read More
Annual Robena Memorial Service Held
The United Mine Worker of America held its 63rd annual memorial service remembering the Robena Mine Disaster on Saturday, December 6, 2025, near Carmichaels, Pennsylvania. Click To Read More
Lawmakers Push DOL For ‘Fully Responsive’ Answers to Questions About Black Lung Benefits
Two House Democrats aren’t satisfied with the Department of Labor’s answers to their questions about whether the agency is enforcing the Black Lung Self-Insurance Rule for coal mine operators. Click To Read More
Abraham Chahuan: The World Cannot Afford to Wait 40 Years to Develop a Mine
In a scenario marked by geopolitical tensions and an accelerating demand for strategic minerals driven by global electrification, the mining industry faces mounting pressure to shorten development timelines. Click To Read More
Weekly Production / Consumption Report: Week 8 (Feb. 21)
The Weekly Production / Consumption Report: Week 8 (Feb. 21) has been posted. Click To Read More
Nacco Industries Announces Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Results
Net loss of $3.8 million compared with net income of $7.6 million in 2024. Click To Read More
President Donald J. Trump Advances Energy Affordability with the Ratepayer Protection Pledge
America’s continued economic and technological leadership depends on reliable, large-scale data center infrastructure built here at home. Click To Read More
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Transforming Abandoned Coal Mines Into Underground Energy Facilities
Oak Ridge National Laboratory has announced it is working to transform abandoned coal mines to ensure access to safe and reliable energy. Click To Read More
Italy Says It Could Reactivate Coal-Powered Plants if Gulf Crisis Worsens
Italy's energy minister said on Wednesday he could restart some coal-fired power stations if the conflict in the Middle East were to provoke an energy crisis, adding that the country was for the moment "quite safe". Click To Read More
Australia: BMA Warns Queensland Met Coal Royalties Render Operations Uncompetitive
BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance Pty. Ltd. has warned workers in Queensland, Australia, that high royalties have rendered its metallurgical coal operations uncompetitive. Click To Read More
A Global Energy Security Shock
The conflict in Iran, which has now spread across much of the Middle East, is roiling energy markets. Click To Read More
Global Manufacturing Input Prices Rise at Fastest Rate Since 2022
Global manufacturing input costs rose in February at the sharpest rate since 2022 as supply chain bottlenecks added to upward pressure on prices from higher labour costs and US tariffs. Click To Read More
Legislative Update: 50th Day (“Crossover” Day)
Today, March 4, 2026, marks the 50th day of the 2026 Regular Legislative Session. Click To Read More
Mine Safety Office in West Virginia Faces Closure
Last year, the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency sought to close more than 30 mine safety offices around the country and Pineville was one of them. Click To Read More
Prinoth Unleashes the Panther T23r Crawler Carrier with Its Breakthrough PowerForceTM Undercarriage
Prinoth, a global leader in crawler carriers, has announced the official introduction of its new flagship Panther T23r, the industry’s largest and most technologically advanced rotating crawler carrier. Click To Read More
Department of Energy Announces Early Career Research Program for 2026
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Science has announced it is now accepting applications for the 2026 DOE Office of Science Early Career Research Program. Click To Read More
Coal Power is Rebounding in the U.S. Here’s How it Happened
Factors from rising natural gas prices to the explosion of data centers across the country are responsible for breathing life back into the sputtering coal industry. Click To Read More
Washington State Sues US Department of Energy Over Records in Decision to Keep Centralia Coal Plant Running
Washington’s attorney general says DOE missed deadlines and withheld records tied DOE’s decision to keep a Centralia coal plant running. Click To Read More
Eyes on the Mines: Burgum, Zinke Tout Tariffs and Mining in Visit to Butte
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke are touting tariffs as the solution to bringing back Montana mining. Click To Read More
Scientists Cut Concrete Weight by Nearly 25% Using Metallurgical Coal
Researchers have shown that metallurgical coal can reduce concrete density by nearly 25 % while maintaining structural performance at optimized replacement levels, offering a practical and cost-effective route to lighter, more sustainable construction. Click To Read More
proEXPLO 2026: Mineral Exploration in South America Is Growing at a Moderate but Steady Pace
Fernando Rivera, a member of the proEXPLO 2026 Technical Committee, notes that regulatory certainty and technology are key to accelerating new discoveries in the region. Click To Read More
Don't Miss Leadville's Mining Treasures and the Thrills of Ski Joring
If you're heading to Leadville for the 78th Annual Ski Joring on March 7th & 8th, 2026, make time to explore one of Colorado's most unique cultural treasures: the National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum, right in the heart of town at 120 West 9th Street. Click To Read More
West Virginia Coal Association Applauds Senate’s 32–2 Passage of HB 4026, House Finance Action on Metallurgical Coal Tax Relief
WVCA has applauded the WV Senate for its overwhelming 32–2 floor vote in favor of House Bill 4026 — the West Virginia First Energy Act, and praised the House Finance Committee for advancing legislation reducing the severance tax burden on metallurgical co Click To Read More
Energy Department Announces $352 Million for Energy Frontier Research Centers to Accelerate Science Underpinning Energy Technologies
This funding will bring together world-class teams of scientists from universities, DOE National Laboratories, and other institutions to perform fundamental research in materials sciences, chemistry, geosciences, and biosciences. Click To Read More
MSHA Safety Alert - Freeze-Thaw Hazards
Freeze-thaw cycles rapidly change ground and workplace conditions, creating hazards for miners. Click To Read More
AMD-TREAT Software Workshop
We have added a pre-symposium workshop teaching AMD-TREAT software at 2026 West Virginia Mine Drainage Task Force Symposium, May 4-6, 2026 . Click To Read More
Additional Employers Join the WV Coal Show Job Fair
As the Appalachian coal sector evolves, your hands-on experience and industry expertise are more valuable than ever. Click To Read More
Canada: Coal Sector Urges Recognition of Metallurgical Coal as a Critical Mineral Amid Expanding Canada-India Economic Ties
India is rapidly expanding steel production and is seeking secure, long-term supplies of high-quality coking coal from reliable partners, with Canadian reserves already attracting significant interest from Indian steel and mining enterprises. Click To Read More
Coal Prices Jump. It’s Benefitting After the Strikes on Iran.
The conflict in Iran has upended the global market for oil and natural gas. It is also having a big impact on coal markets, even though coal isn’t in the direct line of fire. Click To Read More
WVCA Mining Symposium Program and WV Coal Hall of Fame Announced
The Preliminary Symposium Program has been released. Click To Read More
Coal Prices Jump as Qatar LNG Halt Boosts Fuel-Switching Needs
Power-station coal prices jumped the most in three years as an unprecedented shutdown of Qatar’s liquefied natural gas plant raised the needs for fuel-switching in the electricity sector. Click To Read More
Shawn Whitman - Principal Deputy Under Secretary for Science
Shawn Whitman is a senior government executive serving at the U.S. Department of Energy, where he acts as the operational lead for the Under Secretary Office for Science. Click To Read More
Canada: Clean Energy Discovered in the Depths of Old Coal Mines
Cumberland is testing whether its abandoned coal mines can become a town-wide geothermal network that supports redevelopment, economic growth, and lower emissions. Click To Read More
Coal India’s Gevra Mine Expansion Creates World’s Largest Operation
India's coal supply challenges in the mining sector stand at a critical juncture where domestic production capabilities must align with surging energy demands across the subcontinent. Click To Read More
EIA's Weekly Coal Markets Report
We updated our Coal Markets Report for the business week ending February 27, 2026. Click To Read More
West Virginia First Energy Act Passes Senate
The West Virginia Senate passed a bill overwhelmingly Friday to encourage coal-fired power plants to produce more electricity, but some senators were concerned the bill could fall back on electric ratepayers to cover the possible increased costs. Click To Read More
Alabama Power Will Spend $259 Million on Coal Ash in 2026, Projection Shows
Alabama Power, the largest utility in the state, will spend $259 million on its coal ash in 2026, according to records from the Alabama Public Service Commission. Click To Read More
In Texas, Vanguard Settles Antitrust Suit for $29.5 Million and Renewed Passivity Pledges
Vanguard Group will pay $29.5 million and bolster its passive investing approach in order to settle a suit by 13 Republican state attorneys general claiming the fund manager and rivals violated antitrust law through their climate activism. Click To Read More
How Legacy is Built in Industrial Manufacturing
For much of the twentieth century, industrial manufacturing in the United States was shaped by regional foundries, family-owned operations, and equipment manufacturers whose products evolved through constant exposure to real-world use. Click To Read More
Astec Materials Solutions Group to Unveil Innovative Lineup at CONEXPO?CON/AGG 2026
Astec Industries, Inc. is preparing to unveil its most expansive lineup of aggregate and material processing equipment to date at CONEXPO?CON/AGG 2026, March 3–7 in Las Vegas. Click To Read More
WV Legislation Cutting Severance Taxes on Met Coal Jumps to House Floor
Delegates bopped a last-second bill incrementally lowering metallurgical coal severance taxes to the House floor. Click To Read More
What To Know About Truck Safety
Welcome to a new Powered Haulage episode of Think About This, created for you by CORESafety TV and the National Mining Association (NMA). Click To Read More
Ramaco Resources Inc. Chairman and CEO Exercises Options
On February 26, 2026, Mr. Atkins exercised options received in connection with the original Ramaco Resources public offering in 2017 to acquire shares of both Ramaco Resources Class A and Class B shares. Click To Read More
WVU Mine Rescue Team Earns Second Place at International Competition, First in Confined Space Challenge
Competing at the 2026 North American University Mine Rescue Competition held Feb. 16–21 in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, WVU finished just behind overall champion Laurentian University Mine Rescue, with Colorado School of Mines placing third. Click To Read More
Eriez to Highlight Tramp Metal Control and Feeding Solutions at CONEXPO-CON/AGG
Eriez® will present integrated tramp metal control and feeding systems at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, demonstrating how aggregates producers can safeguard critical assets, reduce unplanned downtime, and maintain reliable, high-volume production. Click To Read More
Solving Cavitation Challenges: Understanding Low NPSH Pump Design in Modern Systems
Cavitation, with the potential to undermine both performance and equipment life, is a persistent challenge in pump system design. Click To Read More
US Utilities Boost Capex Plans to Records on AI Demand
US utilities are boosting five-year spending plans to record heights to chase an unprecedented wave of data-center driven electricity demand. Click To Read More
US Threatens to Leave IEA if Net Zero Focus Remains
The United States stepped up pressure on the International Energy Agency on Thursday to drop net zero from its agenda, giving it a year to do so or risk Washington exiting the organization. Click To Read More
Warrior Met Coal, Inc. (HCC): A Bull Case Theory
We came across a bullish thesis on Warrior Met Coal, Inc. on Common Sense Capital’s Substack. Click To Read More
International Conference on Climate Change April 8-9, 2026
Two days of climate science and energy realism. Click To Read More
Hitachi Construction Machinery Revamps Top Executive Lineup for 2026
Hitachi Construction Machinery Co just unveiled an update. Click To Read More
China Invests One Billion Dollars in Uzbekistan's Coal Industry
At a meeting dedicated to the development of the Surkhandarya region, the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, announced the intention of Chinese investors to allocate 1 billion dollars for the exploration of coal reserves in the region. Click To Read More |
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