Sentences with phrase «expanded coal exports»

«The Port Authority has absolute power to approve expanded coal exports from publicly owned Port lands, and it refuses to acknowledge that those decisions have an impact on surrounding communities.

Obama has authorized expanded coal mining in Montana, and there will be a push to expand coal export terminals for exports to Asia.

Not exact matches

As U.S. domestic demand for coal decreases, the pressure to expand U.S. coal exports increases.

As domestic demand increases for both thermal and metallurgical coal, China is expected to curtail exports, possibly expanding markets for other regional players like India, Australia and Indonesia.

For example, Abbot Point could be expanded further to accommodate the Alpha North Coal Project, another recently approved scheme to extract and export coal from the Galilee baCoal Project, another recently approved scheme to extract and export coal from the Galilee bacoal from the Galilee basin.

But expanding coal - fired power generation in the exporting provinces is likely to degrade air quality in western regions, escalating inequality and increasing the environmental and ecological stress between power importing and exporting provinces.

It was reported that the agreement deal, which will give Peabody access to multiple terminals, will expand the company's Gulf Coast coal export capacity to a range of 5 million to 7 million tons per year between 2014 and 2020.

In the US, coal producers increased exports to counter the domestic downturn and sought to expand overseas production capacity which could supply the booming Asian region.

Peabody's strategy has been to seek an involvement in coal projects in Mongolia with the aim of exporting to the Chinese market, expand its Australian operations, enter the Indonesian market and look to expand exports from its Powder River Basin mines in the U.S. to supply the Pacific market.

Coal exports will expand exponentially, liquefied natural gas will flow out of northern ports, the public will be massaged toward accepting oil pipelines either through the north, the south or both.

The switch has been driven by falling coal prices as Asian demand has slowed, the US has replaced some coal with shale gas and mining capacity has expanded in top exporting nations like Indonesia and Australia.

So a increase of interconnector capacity in itself s unlikely to expand coal power export.

And when Obama is ousted new coal exporting facilities will be built and old ones expanded so hold on to your coal stocks.