CoalWire 50, 14th August 2014
Which energy path will India follow: coal or renewables?, Bangladesh approves new Japanese-funded plant and resignations over Australian coal scandal.
CoalWire 49, 7th August 2014
Are there alternatives to coal in Vietnam? India aims to weaken green tribunal and UK is Europe's biggest importer of Russian coal.
CoalWire 48, 31st July 2014
Indian crackdown on Mahan activists, China's coal industry hits tough times and Australian Government approves Galilee Basin mega mine
CoalWire 47, 24th July 2014
Coal dust widespread in Great Barrier Reef, Indian tribunal orders 'ultra mega' power price hike and the long history of violence against labour leaders at Drummond's Colombian mine.
CoalWire 46, 17th July 2014
Indian court demands investigation of Mahan 'consent' and China coal imports slow.
CoalWire 45, 10th July 2014
Germany and Japan post Fukushima, push to axe US Exlm Bank restrictions on coal and the Australian coal export terminal that won't be built
CoalWire 44, 3rd July 2014
Tough times for US coal lobby, IPCC head sidesteps coal as energy poverty solution and Germany ponders the energy revolution required to keep coal in the ground
CoalWire 43, 26th June 2014
Carbon Capture and Storage enters twilight zone, Japan funds Indonesian transmission project and Czech Republic ponders coal power phase out
CoalWire 42, 19th June 2014
The ADB's dirty little secret, coal is not making a comeback in Germany and legal challenge stalls winter forest clearing for Australian mine
CoalWire 41, 11th June 2014
Civil society groups press OECD to rule out export credits for coal and Kosovo coal plant explosion
CoalWire 40, 5th June 2014
Obama's new climate rules is bad news for coal, China emissions cap proposal flagged for 2016 and protests escalate against new coal mine in Australia
CoalWire 39, 29th May 2014
European banks back away from financing Abbot Point coal terminal and Goldman Sachs tips slower thermal coal growth.
CoalWire 38, 22nd May 2014
China's thirst for coal is drying up and Turkey's Soma mine disaster and the need for a plan to quit coal.
CoalWire 37, 15th May 2014
Forty hours in jail for Mahan's forests, its people and their rights, Indonesian Community Leaders arrested for coal activism and Thiess Indian coal plans ended by landowner opposition
CoalWire 35, 1st May 2014
Indian coal activist wins Goldman Prize, US$10 billion price tag for Duke Energy clean up and Thai fishermen block construction of coal pier.
CoalWire 34, 24th April 2014
Ontario burns its last lump of coal, NGOs call for an end to Japan's overseas coal financing and protesters keep up the pressure after South Africa nixes Waterberg plant
CoalWire 33, 17th April 2014
Twitter humiliation for Australian coal industry, US mercury limits upheld and German bank under pressure to review overseas coal lending
CoalWire 32, 10th April 2014
BHP Billiton may send power station coal to corporate Siberia and the village of Bulga defeats Rio Tinto mine proposal again.
CoalWire 31, 3rd April 2014
Why a 92 year old blockaded a coal mine, Pacific coal price slides further and First nation bands want coal company banned from tribal land.
CoalWire 30, 27th March 2014
Activists expose Duke Energy pollution, Netherlands adopts restrictions on coal lending and Indian coal imports growth to slow