Coalwire 94, July 2, 2015 Aboriginal, Adani, Alberta, Australia, Bangladesh, BNP Paribas, Camden power station, Canada, Carmichael mine, China, Coal India, coal scandals, Credit Agricole, E.ON, Energy Information Administration, energy poverty, Engie, Eskom, Essent, Galilee Basin, Great Barrier Reef, Grootvlei power station, India, Insititute of Public Affairs, Komati power station, Mercury and Air Toxics Standards, Myanmar, Netherlands, NSW, Peabody Energy, Poland, Queensland, Queensland Treasury, Rampal, Romania, RWE, Sir David King, Societe Generale, South Korea, UK, US, US Environmental Protection Agency, Vattenfall, Wangan and Jangalingou, World Heritage Committee July 1, 2015 Myanmar Activists Arrested; Qld Treasury Ignored Over Adani Subsidies; Peabody Energy’s Share Price Freefall.
CoalWire 91, June 11, 2015 Adani, Adani Power, air pollution, Alaska, Alaska Railroad Corporation, Alpha Natural Resources, Anglo American, Arch Coal, Aurora Energy Services, Australia, Bangladesh, Bangladesh Power Development Board, Bank of America, BHP Billiton, Botswana, British Columbia, Canada, CCS, Cerrejon, China, Clean Power Plan, Clean Water Act, Cloud Peak Energy, coal imports, Colombia, Colorado, Colowyo Coal Mine, elephants, Engie, Exxaro Resources, fire, France, Germany, Glencore, India, International Financial Corporation, Japan, Mississippi Power, Mozambique, Murray Energy, Nacala-a-Velha port, Namibia, Narendra Modi, National Thermal Power Corporation, Norway, Peabody, Philippines, PM2.5, Poland, Rainforest Action Network, Rampal, rehabilitation, Ridley, Russia, self-bonding, Seward coal terminal, Siberian Coal Energy Company, South Africa, South Korea, Standard Chartered Bank, Trans-Kalahari Railway, US, US Environmental Protection Agency, Vale, Woodside Petroleum June 10, 2015 US Courts Dismiss Coal Industry Appeals; Norway Divests; Catholic Church Backs Philippines anti-coal petition; Engie Drops South African Plant.
CoalWire 76, 26th February 2015 air pollution, Alpha Natural Resources, Bangladesh, Banovici, Bosnia, Botswana, carbon bubble, China, Coal India, Colombia, Croatia, Drummond, Duke Energy, Energiewende, Eskom, Feneco, Gadani, Glencore, Goldman Sachs, greenwashing, Hunter Valley, Hwange, India, Kosovo, Mahan, Mongolia, Mozambique, North Korea, Pakistan, Plomin C, Rampal, Rio Tinto, South Africa, Southern Company, SouthGobi Resources, Tata Power, Turkey, Turquiose Hill Resources, Wyoming, Zimbabwe February 25, 2015 China’s New Coal Plant Bubble; Pakistani Province Dumps 6000 MW project.