Can Carbon Offsetting Truly Compensate for Coal Use?
The global reliance on fossil fuels continues to spark debates over environmental responsibility and economic stability. As one of the most abundant and long-standing energy sources, coal underpins power generation,…
Blended coal
Blended coal refers to coal products created by combining different grades or types of coal to achieve specific technical and commercial specifications. Blending is a widespread practice in power generation,…
Cleaned coal
This article examines cleaned coal — both the material produced by beneficiation (washing and preparation) and the suite of technologies often marketed as “clean coal” aimed at reducing the environmental…
Korba Coalfield – India
The Korba Coalfield is one of India’s most important coal-producing regions, underpinning heavy industrial activity and power generation in central India. Situated in the heart of the state of Chhattisgarh,…
What Happens When a Coal Plant Shuts Down?
Coal has long served as a cornerstone of global energy production, shaping the contours of industry, commerce, and community livelihoods. When a coal-fired power facility ceases operations, ripple effects extend…
Ultra-low-sulfur coal
Ultra-low-sulfur coal has become an increasingly important commodity in global energy and industrial markets. Characterized by very low sulfur content compared with conventional coals, this product meets stricter emissions requirements,…
Dry steam coal
This article explores the characteristics, occurrence, economic importance and industrial role of dry steam coal — a variety of coal primarily used for heat and power generation. Dry steam coal…
Lean coal
This article explores the technical, economic and geopolitical dimensions of what is commonly referred to as “lean coal” — lower-energy, lower-volatile types of coal often used for power generation rather…









