Coal News

Five years after global leaders agreed to reduce coal burning for climate reasons, its use is now at record highs, partly influenced by the Iran War.

Coal minister G. Kishan Reddy announced that coal output and supplies are expected to improve as the rainy season subsides. He stated that approximately 100 mil

The coal ministry is taking action to address shortages as 58 power plants currently hold less than 25% of their required coal stocks. This initiative aims to r

The Coal Ministry has refuted claims of 'No Takers' for its gasification scheme, confirming that Talcher Fertilisers Ltd (TFL) and NTPC have applied. TFL is alr

Indonesia is increasing its reliance on coal to power its expanding aluminum production. The Iran war has impacted global aluminum supplies, leading to higher p

Despite Washington's efforts to support coal, cheap natural gas from Texas and Louisiana is outcompeting it, demonstrating the power of market forces over energ

In May 2026, solar energy generated more electricity than coal in the U.S. for the first time, marking a significant shift in the power grid.

Leaders of the MAHA Moms health movement are challenging a key aspect of the president's energy agenda, specifically regarding coal.

Coal India CMD B Sairam predicts 'extremely high' power demand by FY27 and states that coal will remain central to India's energy mix until 2047, despite the co

India's core industries grew by 5.4% in July, driven by strong demand in mining and infrastructure, with coal and steel recording growth of 7.6% and 2.9% respec

Steel mills are experiencing declining profit margins due to issues related to coal.

Solar power is increasingly meeting India's record summer electricity demand, indicating a gradual reduction in the country's reliance on coal.

There are calls to change the Harry Potter train engine from coal to liquid fuel due to increasing wildfire fears and threats to protected habitats.

Coal India Ltd plans a significant capital expenditure of ₹68,000 crore over four fiscal years to expand capacity, strengthen mining infrastructure, and invest

Global coal use reached a record high in 2025 despite a decline in coal-fired power, highlighting a growing disparity in energy demand between Asia, Europe, and

Critics allege that the Trump administration has spent billions to undermine clean energy and support coal, leading to higher energy bills for Americans, while