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Diamonds & Coal: Celebrating progress and recognizing success
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Low Rhine Curbs Coal Supplies at Steag German Power Plant
Power generator Steag GmbH warned of reduced availability at one of its coal plants as record-low water levels on the Rhine restrict fuel deliveries, the latest sign that months of disruption on the river are starting to hit electricity generation.
Glencore Shrugs Off Coal Concerns Ahead of Australian Listing
Glencore Plc shrugged off concerns that its coal portfolio would make it unattractive to Australia's A$4.8 trillion ($3.3 trillion) pension industry ahead of its listing in Sydney next Wednesday. The mining and commodity powerhouse is betting that…
'Triply nervous': Massive coal mine braced for challenge after High Court ruling
The decision to allow a massive NSW coal mine to run until 2045 will be fought in court, legal experts predict, after the High Court struck down a separate approval for failing to grapple with the climate impact of Australian coal being burned in…
Coal stock depletion slows, but rebuilding yet to commence: Coal Ministry
The Coal Ministry said on Friday that dispatch to thermal power plants (TPPs) has increased with supply in October averaging about 9 per cent higher than last month helping to bring down the depletion in reserves at plant end. However, rebuilding…
Council unveils solar farm masterplan at former coal-tipping site in Prestwick
South Ayrshire Council has lodged plans to build a solar farm on a patch of land at Glenburn Bing, in Prestwick. Ayrshire Live previously told in February how concerns were raised over the felling of trees and the possible destruction of habitat at…
The fuel that built the nation: What it costs you each month for having coal power closed down * WorldNetDaily * by By Frank Clemente, Fred Palmer, Real Clear Wire
The American people are paying a huge price for politically driven decisions to abandon the fuel that built the nation. The data are clear, coal keeps electricity prices at a reasonable level, enhances reliability, supports national security and…
Coal supplies to power plants rise 36% from September lows; rail loading hits 465 rakes a day
Daily coal supplies to the power sector have risen 36% from their post-monsoon lows in September and are averaging about 9% higher in October than in the preceding month, the government said on Friday, signalling an improvement in fuel availability…
Coal supplies to power plants grow 36% from September low
Coal Ministry on Friday said the daily supplies of coal to the power sector have increased by around 36 per cent from the September low. The rate of stock depletion has also moderated significantly, while rake position has strengthened, the…
Systrade AG Makes New $1.75 Million Investment in Warrior Met Coal $HCC
Systrade AG bought a new stake in Warrior Met Coal (NYSE:HCC - Free Report) during the 3rd quarter, according to the company in its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The institutional investor bought 19,839…
How the 2026 midterms could affect stocks-and what investors should do
Michael Nagle | Bloomberg | Getty Images As of Oct. 9, some polls and prediction markets are pointing toward a 'blue wave' in November's midterm elections, one that could see the Democrats take a majority in the House and create a tie or take…
Will AI Devalue The Real World?
Economic reality embeds many paradoxes, unexpected outcomes that go the opposite direction of what you might intuitively predict. The best example concerns a new innovation that seems to make more efficient use of existing resources. Intuition…
El Niño's storm-killer winds and climate's warming waters in fight over future of Hurricane Isaias
A supersized El Niño's decapitating winds and the Gulf of Mexico's toasty, storm-fueling waters are battling over the future strength of Hurricane Isaias. And the storm's tilt and eye show who's winning. For now, it's the waters charged by…
OUT ON A LIMB: When names confuse you, just keep digging
Breathes there a genealogist who has not agonized over problems like whether someone in an ancestral family is an offspring, a sibling or a cousin because they all have the same given name? With our season of family-oriented holidays just ahead…
Just ask 'Is it good for the future of humanity?'
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