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Beijing pledges support for sector as drought in south-west fuels surge in demand
Australian miner benefits as war in Ukraine crimps Russian fuel exports
South African business spun out of Anglo American reveals 4,000% rise in profits
Plus, Lex slams Drax’s ‘bonkers’ model of intercontinental biomass shipments
The natural resources group’s shareholders will be generously rewarded
Coal mine near Great Barrier Reef is blocked as government secures its environmental policy
Soaring price helps mining and commodity trading group more than double profits
As Afghanistan battles economic crisis Islamists increase exports to generate revenue with the help of child labour
Environmentalists lament ‘catastrophe’ of $2.17bn Hunutlu site built with Chinese money and fuelled by Russian coal
Tycoon cashes in on shortages caused by heatwave as New Delhi calls to increase purchases
Falling prices and mounting recession fears take toll on world’s biggest miners
When coking coal begins going into power plants, the discount with thermal coal should begin to close
Move to limit reliance on fuel from sanctioned country adds to fears about energy crisis
Growth in the region fuelled 6 per cent rise in global use of the dirtiest fossil fuel in 2021
Supply constraints and growing demand mean this year’s record high coal prices might be just the start.
The rest of the world’s aversion to buying Russian coal just means plentiful, cheaper sales for China
Canadian investment group’s move prompts speculation it is preparing another takeover bid
EU countries are turning back to coal but they should be speeding up the transition to renewables
The country is as hopelessly and compromisingly addicted to coal as it is to Russian gas
Satellite imagery suggests emissions may exceed what mining companies have been reporting
Construction of blast furnaces despite carbon pledges jeopardises investments, report finds
The London-listed natural resource company is a cash machine and dirty coal helps
Mount Arthur to be closed in 2030 as demand surges due to the Ukraine war
The need for economic stimulus is hindering efforts to cut carbon emissions
Ministers and EDF are finalising terms to ensure West Burton A power station can be used until March
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