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Michael Schwartz describes the delicate and changing situation faced by energy-quality coal.

The UK Government intends to introduce legislation to prevent new coal mining licences as part of its clean energy transition efforts.

Minor subsidence damage at Thoresby Hall, Nottinghamshire, UK, has been repaired inside and out, by the Coal Authority.

Researchers from the University of Moratuwa and Wayamba University of Sri Lanka delve into the valorisation of waste coal fly ash for applications beyond concrete manufacturing.

Portugal has closed its last remaining coal fired power plant, nine years ahead of a 2030 deadline.

The UK government has approved the controversial plans for a Cumbrian coal mine.

Compressed blocks of pulverised coal could be the basis of sunlight-powered, off-grid, water purification, say scientists in Saudi Arabia.

A legal challenges against a new coal mine in West Cumbria has been given the green light.

Drax announces that almost 50 years of power generation from coal in North Yorkshire, UK, has come to an end.

Cumbria County Council has approved plans to create the UK's first new coal mine in 30 years.

After more than 140 years of coal-fired energy, the last remaining UK coal power station closes today in the East Midlands.

An autonomous robotic inspection system is being developed for coal waste storage facilities.

Questions asked over Whitehaven Deep Coal Mine, UK, result in confirmation of legitimate use.

While Bryn Bach Coal reapplies for an extension to its existing coal mine, West Cumbria Mining misses the deadline to appeal the rejection of a new mine at Whitehaven.

It is now free to access and use the UK Coal Authority’s mining data for public sector activities.

A High Court judge has ruled that mine plans are ‘legally flawed’.

A harmless, food-grade solvent, citric acid, could help extract rare earth metals from coal ash, claim researchers at the Sandia National Laboratories, USA.

China's demand for coal imports will drop significantly by 2025, according to new modelling led by researchers at The Australian National University (ANU).

An extensive satellite mapping project is starting to assess colliery spoil tips in South Wales.

A technical lecture from the Mining Institute of Scotland