House committee plans to reestablish the National Coal Council due to tensions with Iran
House Energy Committee Moves to Revive Coal Industry The House Energy Commerce Committee is working to reinvigorate the coal industry in the U.S., an initiative that President Donald Trump has supported. According to Committee Chairman Brett Guthrie from Kentucky, the National Coal Council’s legislation was expected to be finalized and potentially passed soon. Representatives Michael […]
Lawsuit against ESG might weaken Trump’s plans to revive the coal industry
Recent developments regarding a coal company’s bankruptcy reveal the tensions between various federal and state objectives, as well as regulations and market dynamics. This situation underscores the necessity for a solid and comprehensive policy to assist the president in achieving his energy goals, notably those associated with Donald Trump’s Energy Agenda. Throughout his campaigns, President […]
The drop in coal isn’t a secret plot — it’s the truth of the market.
Core misunderstandings are fueling recent lawsuits led by the Texas Republican Attorney General, along with ten other states, targeting major asset managers. These officials claim these investment firms are “conspirators” aiming to harm coal companies. They argue that the fall of coal isn’t simply a result of market dynamics but rather a coordinated political retaliation. […]
EPA to cut over $1 billion annually by eliminating Biden-era emissions standards for gas and coal power plants
EPA to Scrap Biden-Era Greenhouse Gas Regulations In a significant shift, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be eliminating regulations on greenhouse gases introduced during the Biden administration. This decision comes with a hefty annual cost savings of $1.3 billion for the energy sector, particularly benefiting coal and natural gas production. Lee Zeldin, the administrator […]
Small modular reactors may boost coal towns by creating union jobs.
Last month, I took a trip to St. John’s, Arizona, a small town with a population of just over 3,400. It wasn’t just a casual visit; this area could play a significant role in the next chapter of American energy. With proper investment, St. John’s could potentially host one of the country’s first small modular […]
Farage Supports Reopening Welsh Coal Mines to Protect UK Steel Sector
Reopening Welsh Coal Mines for UK Steel Industry Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, is advocating for the reopening of coal mines in Wales as a means to revitalize the struggling steel industry in the UK. This push comes as a criticism of the current government’s policies. Historically, the Labour Party opposed the closure […]
Trump Administration Approves Major Coal Mining Project After Delay
Department of the Interior Approves Coal Mining Plan The Department of the Interior (DOI) announced on Friday the approval of a plan that will facilitate the extraction of significant amounts of coal from mines in Montana. This decision enables Signal Peak Energy, LLC to extract nearly 60 million tonnes of coal from the Bull Mountains […]
What is the distance to the summit of Coal Bank?
Concerns About Mileage Sign at Cole Bank Pass Dear Action Line, Our cyclists face tough climbs to Cole Bank Pass and have come across a sign that reads, “Cole Bank Pass Summit 4 Miles.” However, I’ve noticed it’s actually just 3.71 miles to the summit. Now, for drivers, that little difference might not matter, but […]
China’s Trade Agreement Boosts Coal Revival, Concerns Climate Advocates
Recent tensions in trade between China and the US have interrupted a three-month ceasefire marked by significant tariff adjustments. The market momentarily felt a sense of relief. Oil prices showed signs of revival, although global GDP concerns lingered. Meanwhile, climate activists expressed unease over the potential for increased electricity consumption as Chinese industry revives, possibly […]
HHS brings back dismissed employees in charge of coal miner health safety.
The Centers for Disease Control has reinstated close to 200 employees who were involved in screening coal miners for black lung disease, which is a serious and progressive condition caused by prolonged exposure to coal dust. This decision came after a federal judge’s ruling on Tuesday. US District Judge Eileen Berger granted a temporary injunction […]