Carbon emissions set to surge in 2021 as coal rebound eclipses record renewables growth
Gobal energy-related carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions could surge by 1.5-billion tonnes in 2021 to 33-billion tonnes, reversing most of last year’s decline caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, as rebounding coal demand in the electricity sector more than offsets re... |
Wescoal looking to possibly becoming broader energy company
The JSE-listed coal-mining company Wescoal is looking to possibly becoming a broader energy company in which coal remains a substantial but reducing component alongside other energy pursuits such as renewables, Wescoal interim CEO Robinson Ramaite said on Mond... |
Shanxi inspection shows country's commitment to green development
These projects will bring "rigorous risks and challenges" to the environment, it said. |
Stanmore, M Resources to acquire Millennium and Mavis Downs mine
The idled coal mine in Australia is expected to be restarted from July 2021 |
China's Q1 coal output rises 16% on strong demand for winter heating
China's coal output rose 16% in the first quarter from the same period last year, bolstered by strong demand for winter heating and robust industrial activity. |
Means of production prices rise in China
Of the 50 major goods monitored by the government, including seamless steel tubes, gasoline, coal, fertilizer and some chemicals. |
UN official: Flexibility to help nation reach carbon targets
By not setting specific economic targets for the next five years, China has unleashed greater flexibility to achieve sustainable growth and meet its carbon reduction goals, a UN official said. |
Seriti rejects calls for probe into South32 deal that will make it Eskom's largest coal supplier
Under siege Seriti Resources whose impending acquisition of South32 coal mines has raised calls for an investigation has dismissed the complaints against it as "vague" lacking substance. |
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