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Coal Age is a trade publication focused on the coal mining and coal-fired power generation industries, serving professionals across mining operations, equipment supply, safety management, and energy production.
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A Repeal Just in the Nick of Time (opens the original)
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This month in Houston, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin brought reason back to EPA regulation and repealed the prior administration’s unworkable and unlawful carbon rules for new and existing power plants. This action repealed rules that required coal- and new gas-fired power plants to use carbon capture technology that is neither adequately demonstrated, commercially available at scale, nor cost-effective. “Through decisive and sound policymaking, based on rea
Vista Coal Mine Expansion Approved (opens the original)
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Coalspur Mines Ltd. received regulatory permit approvals from the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) to move forward with its Phase II Expansion Project on the Vista coal mine, located near Hinton, Alberta, Canada. Regulatory documents show that approval for the expansion was granted at the end of July, when the AER decided that a public hearing was not warranted and issued the final permits, finding that the operator met all provincial approval conditions. The expansion project plans to turn the la
India’s Coal-fired Power Plants Running Low (opens the original)
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Above-average temperatures and El Niño-linked monsoons have caused severe disruptions to supplies and electricity demand in India, affecting the country’s coal stocks and coal-fired power plants. According to recent reports from the Central Electricity Authority (CEA), India’s official electricity-sector regulator/planning body, 45 coal-fired power plants had critically low coal inventories as of August 25, up from 31 plants at the end of July. Of the 45 affected plants, 40 are domestic. A repor
Russia Tightens Grip on Mining Equipment Imports (opens the original)
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By Vladislav Vorotnikov On July 1, Russia imposed a national procurement regime for mining equipment, restricting state purchases of foreign machinery and prioritizing domestic manufacturers. The government decree, developed by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin in May, added several categories of mining machinery to the list of products subject to domestic procurement regulations. Under the new rules, purchases of imported equipment will face a “se
Former Pike County Miners Fight for Pay (opens the original)
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In February of this year, roughly 300 miners employed through Clintwood JOD at mines in Pike County, Kentucky, received notice of a temporary, involuntary furlough. Just two weeks later, the miners received another letter informing them of a permanent layoff, effective immediately. The company cited unforeseen circumstances outside of Clintwood JOD, LLC’s control as the reason for the layoffs. Workers involved with the layoffs claim that Clintwood JOD violated the Worker Adjustment and Retrainin
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