In honor of Thomas Paine and other Founders & Immigrants. In memory of my daddy Horst Bingel and my mom Irma Bingel
Friday, April 10, 2026
Coal Still Powers the World Economy
Tuesday, April 08, 2025
Trump signs executive order to boost U.S coal production
Wednesday, March 19, 2025
Study finds US coal ash contains $8.4B or 11 million tons in rare earth elements
Friday, March 14, 2025
Global coal power generation Continues Growing
- "Retirement of coal-fired power plants in the West has done nothing to reverse global coal demand.
- Global coal consumption is set to remain at these high levels—or even hit new all-time highs—for a few more years.
- Global operating coal power capacity has increased by 13% since 2015, data from Global Energy Monitor shows.
Saturday, February 15, 2025
After years of being whipping boy for climate fanatics, coal industry sees a brighter future under Trump
Thursday, December 19, 2024
Global coal demand hits record high in 2024, set to plateau through 2027
Friday, July 12, 2024
Chart of the day
Annual coal consumption by major geographic area.
Look at e.g. India: It has reached now the highest level of U.S. consumption ever. "In 2023, the Indian government upped the ante, ordering the construction of 10 GW of new coal power. ... In fact, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is calling on the country to build 31 GW of new coal power “in the next 5 or 6 years,” ..."
At the expense of Western countries! Western citizens are indoctrinated on a daily basis with the Global Warming hoax and Climate Change demagoguery!
P.S. Our World in Data appears to be a very nice website for data visualization, exploration etc.
Credits: The Heartland Institute
Sunday, August 08, 2021
China’s coal conundrum
According to the South China Morning Post, 130 mines with a combined capacity of 186 million tonnes a year were closed in Shanxi, the biggest coal-producing province, while similar measures were implemented in other provinces. ...
In pursuit of these goals, the government has ordered steel production this year not to exceed the 1.05 billion tonnes produced in 2020. It has also handed out some economic punishment to Australia by banning purchases of Australian coal, on which it had spent $14 billion in 2018–19. ...
at the meeting of G20 climate and energy ministers in Italy last month, China joined India and Russia in opposing a resolution to mandate the shutdown of coal-fired power and to ban international finance of coal mining. ...
The decision to ban Australian coal, which has been enforced since last October, has been problematic for both China’s steel mills and its power stations. Although the steel mills have been able to replace Australian coal with Mongolian coal, the latter is lower quality and industry analysts say its use without blending with the high-quality coal that Australia is known for will result in damage to the coke ovens at the major mills and ultimately the loss of steel-making capacity. ...
A drought in southern China cut the availability of hydro power. Although China has been rolling out wind and solar power, their intermittent supply means the country has been relying more heavily on coal to meet the surge in demand for power over the summer. ..."
