- 1. Coal on the Hot Seat
- (From the Editor)
- ... to compound the energy crisis in Europe, which is preparing to ramp up its reliance on coal-fired power stations to get through the winter. Glencore is one company caught in the crossfire. In its sustainability ...
- Created on 23 September 2022
- 2. Sydney road drives world-first green concrete trial
- (Waste to Energy)
- Concrete made using industrial waste from coal-fired power stations and steel manufacturing is being used in a world-first green roads trial in Sydney. City of Sydney Council tests out ...
- Created on 23 January 2020
- 3. Marubeni’s coal exit announcement a plus but increased commitment needed
- (Around the Region)
- Despite announcing a coal exit, Japanese conglomerate Marubeni still has around twelve gigawatts of coal-fired power proposals in development, exposing investors to continued risk as the world continues ...
- Created on 24 July 2019
- 4. Coal ash – one of Australia’s biggest waste issues
- (Waste to Energy)
- Coal ash has been reported to be one of Australia’s biggest waste issues, accounting for 18 per cent of the nation’s entire waste stream. Every year, Australian coal-fired power stations generate ...
- Created on 11 June 2019
- 5. Marubeni’s coal exit announcement a good first step but increased commitment needed
- (Latest)
- Despite announcing a coal exit, Japanese conglomerate Marubeni still has around twelve gigawatts of coal-fired power proposals in development, exposing investors to continued risk as the world moves away ...
- Created on 21 March 2019
- 6. Active Energy Group completes successful testing of CoalSwitch
- (Latest)
- ... deliver commercial quantities of CoalSwitch™, its revolutionary fuel that that can be mixed in any ratio with coal fines or completely replace coal in existing coal-fired power stations, without retrofit. ...
- Created on 09 January 2018
- 7. What will Australia’s Waste to Energy Future look like?
- (Waste to Energy)
- ... to relatively cheap coal and hydroelectricity as well as cheap landfill for waste. “With the closing of coal-fired power stations and rising landfill costs, WTE will start to become more attractive ...
- Created on 10 July 2017
- 8. Bukit Asam to lift production 30%
- (Around the Region)
- ... more electricity, which will be largely fulfilled by building coal-fired power stations. The Bukit Asam coal terminal at Tarahan Port in South Sumatra. In a 58%:42% split, around ...
- Created on 10 July 2017
- 9. Coal will remain part of energy mix
- (Asian Intelligence)
- ... a role in meeting the targets, the only realistic way they will be met is through development of more coal-fired power stations,” he said. David Moult told the Austmine forum that renewable energy was ...
- Created on 10 July 2017
- 10. STEINERT Australia continues to grow footprint
- (Features)
- ... stage and this is probably driven by the fact that for many years Australia has had access to relatively cheap coal and hydroelectricity as well as cheap landfill for waste. With the closing of coal-fired ...
- Created on 04 April 2017
- 11. Much brighter start to a new year
- (From the Editor)
- ... is growing need for power and while there is more emphasis on renewable energy, the only way demand will be met is through coal-fired power stations. This increases domestic coal demand in these countries ...
- Created on 04 April 2017
- 12. Technology key to coal’s survival
- (From the Editor)
- ... to electricity and 2.7 billion relying on traditional fuels for cooking. The only way that these targets can be met in the short to medium term is through coal-fired power stations. A recent presentation ...
- Created on 21 April 2016
- 13. Coal will play major role in development
- (Around the Region)
- VIETNAM faces an acute shortage of electricity which will primarily be solved by more coal-fired power stations owing to the limited potential for new hydro plants and limited availability of gas. This ...
- Created on 01 February 2014
- 14. INDONESIA - Cokal signs MOU for coal infrastructure
- (March 2012)
- Australian coal group Cokal has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) to develop two river ports and two small scale coal-fired power stations in Indonesia’s central Kalimantan. The agreements have ...
- Created on 26 March 2012
- 15. CHINA – Coal-fired power stations continue to close
- (March 2008)
- China will continue to shut down small coal-fired power stations in 2008, targeting a total capacity of 13 million kilowatts, as part of efforts to save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The ...
- Created on 10 March 2008