Coal

Is Federal Authority Over Energy Markets Getting Too Broad?
Infrastructure & Technology Is Federal Authority Over Energy Markets Getting Too Broad?

While the Department of Energy cited Midcontinent Independent System Operator reports to justify its intervention, the court noted that the evidence actually suggested resources were adequate for peak loads. This stark contrast between federal claims and the underlying data became the focal point

Who Controls Rinat Akhmetov’s Former Russian Coal Assets?
Conventional Fuels Who Controls Rinat Akhmetov’s Former Russian Coal Assets?

Debt obligations tied to these coal operations include a three-billion-ruble promissory note and outstanding credit lines from Oschadbank exceeding four hundred million dollars. These figures represent the financial scaffolding of a seismic shift in the ownership of critical energy infrastructure

How Will Prakash Industries Gain From Its Coal Mine Expansion?
Conventional Fuels How Will Prakash Industries Gain From Its Coal Mine Expansion?

The successful increase in mining capacity to 1.2 million tonnes annually underscores the company’s commitment to securing long-term mineral rights for its industrial processes. This development follows the recent receipt of the "Consent to Operate" from the Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation

Bathurst Resources Eyes Growth Despite Recent Fiscal Loss
Conventional Fuels Bathurst Resources Eyes Growth Despite Recent Fiscal Loss

The global energy and steel-making sectors are currently witnessing a profound shift as traditional extractive industries navigate the complex intersection of environmental regulation and industrial demand. Within this landscape, Bathurst Resources Limited emerged from the fiscal year ending June

How Will Wales Manage the Growing Risk of Disused Coal Tips?
Conventional Fuels How Will Wales Manage the Growing Risk of Disused Coal Tips?

Environmental specialists at the UK Climate Change Committee have categorized the disused tips in south Wales as a primary risk factor requiring immediate adaptation to prevent catastrophic ground failure. This stark warning underscores a reality that has haunted the region since the 1966 Aberfan

FERC Opens Scoping for Wyoming Green River West Expansion Project
Environmental & Regulations FERC Opens Scoping for Wyoming Green River West Expansion Project

Public health advocates are focusing on how the removal of coal-fired boilers will alter the local air quality profile in the regions surrounding the town of Green River. This environmental transition is a central component of the Green River West Expansion Project, which recently entered its

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