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Slag costs the power industry billions $ per year.
Published on 2012-01-23 15:22:47
Slagging rob boilers operators of heat energy and contribute to unscheduled outages. > read more
Is “truly” clean coal attainable?
Published on 2011-12-04 14:20:57
Almost everyone will agree that coal is an inherently dirty fuel. But coal is abundant, cheap and readily available for the world’s largest developing nations who’re planning to use coal to fuel their economies and provide electricity to hundreds of millions who still don’t have power in their homes. Coal is undeniable and will be [...] > read more
China Energy Shortages Summer 2011
Published on 2011-07-06 17:15:17
China’s Electricity Council said the country will likely face power shortages of 30 million kilowatts this summer so the government has moved quickly to put restrictions in place as the peak season approaches. Big industrial provinces such as Guangdong and Zhejiang are already scaling back power consumption. These reductions are likely to hinder aluminum, cement, [...] > read more
Asia’s Poorest are Energy Starved
Published on 2010-09-26 14:06:22
Asia’s Huge Energy Challenges Despite having the world’s largest coal based economies Asia is energy starved. 1.5 Billion people in Asia have only partial access to electricity, which is vital to a decent living standard. The life-giving but very complicated solution: electricity from coal. World leaders consumed with battling climate change are also taking to task extending electricity [...] > read more
CC-88 targets China’s oldest power plants for energy efficiency and pollution control
Published on 2010-08-17 08:31:13
CC-88 targets China’s oldest power plants and Largest Steel, Cement, Ammonia, Chemical, Paper Industrial Boilers, as well as small ones industrial boiler systems built during the economic boom of the 1980s. > read more
Coal is abundant, let’s burn it responsibly
Published on 2010-07-15 10:51:37
China coal stocks fully loaded right along with record setting power output China’s coal inventories at power plants are full despite recent record power generation, according to China’s National Development and Reform Commission. At the present the China’s coal supply and demand was stable. Lots of coal ready to burn. China’s daily power generation surged to [...] > read more
Coal is king in China
Published on 2010-07-06 11:12:20
1.4 Billion Chinese consumers are each day improving their standard of living. This new Ch;ina population is certainly deserving of all Creature Comforts like air conditioning, refrigerators, PC’s – these appliances are stretching China’s energy resources. Many Environmental Experts rightfully worry that China’s energy needs will have to rely on Coal for the unforeseen through distant future [...] > read more
Coal Prices held back for power producers in China
Published on 2010-06-28 10:38:07
China requests that coal miners not raise prices Higher coal prices would increase price of inflation on all things in China, so the Govt. has asked that the Coal Companies keep prices from rising too much… The prices for coal set by annual supply contracts cannot be changed. All of the state run coal mine operators and [...] > read more
Coal Prices hold steady
Published on 2010-06-21 11:53:14
June 21, 2010 Spot prices for thermal coal in Qinhuangdao, China’s top coal port, remain unchanged from a week earlier, with demand high with the arrival of summer when there is high coal and power consumption. Current Coal Coal with a calorific value of 5,800 kcal/kg (NAR) was quoted in the range of $114 to $116 US [...] > read more
Cost of Coal in China will stay high
Published on 2010-06-17 13:09:36
China and India Coal Prices The recent Coaltrans Asia conference in Bali showed Coal Output and Demand are very high. Coal demand is driven by increasing worldwide energy demands. Coal prices will remain between US$90 and $100 per ton. The Chinese government has set an ongoing cap on power prices to stem inflation. China’s export economy export and domestic [...] > read more