| Coal Vessel Queue at Newcastle Port `Unacceptably Long,' Adding to Costs - Port Waratah Coal Services Ltd., operator of two export terminals at Newcastle in Australia, said queues of ships waiting to load the commodity at the harbor are “unacceptably long,” causing higher costs for the industry.
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| Coal of Africa Says Its Vele Colliery May Resume Output in Fourth Quarter - Coal of Africa Ltd. said production from its Vele colliery in South Africa may resume during the fourth quarter.
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| Coal, canaries accent WVU Pro Combat design - Coal, canaries accent WVU Pro Combat design
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| Coal, iron ore fall narrows trade surplus - FALL in coal and iron ore exports and military aircraft purchases are behind lower trade surplus, economists say.
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| China coal miner digs down to dodge housing costs - A retired Chinese coal miner has found an underground solution to the country's sky-high housing costs, by carving out a new home beneath the shack he lives in, state media reported on Thursday.
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| Coal users to now bid for mines - In a move aimed at ushering in long-pending reforms in the coal sector, the government has decided to auction three sets of coal blocks. Power, steel and cement companies will now have to bid for captive coal and lignite blocks.
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| Coal Supporters To Rally In D.C. - LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Supporters of Kentucky's coal industry are planning a rally in Washington to highlight its importance to the nation's energy supply. The Kentucky Coal Association, the Federation for American Coal, Energy and Security, or FACES of Coal, and some citizens groups will hold the rally Sept. 15 at Russell Park on Capitol Hill. Organizers say the rally will draw supporters from ...
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| Nearly 10,000 coal trucks stuck in latest north China traffic jam - Thousands of coal trucks were backed up for miles on a northern China highway Friday, the latest in a series of monster jams that have plagued the overloaded road since construction began on a p...
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| Midday Glance: Coal companies - NEW YORK (AP) -- Shares of some top coal companies are up at 1 p.m.: Arch Coal rose $.16 or .7 percent, to $24.44. Consol Energy rose $.32 or .9 percent, to $34.23. Massey Energy rose $.71 or 2.3 percent, to $31.71. Peabody Energy rose $.82 or 1.8 percent, to $46.43.
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| Coal Industry Supporters Planning D.C. Rally - Supporters of Kentucky's coal industry are planning a rally in Washington to highlight its importance to the nation's energy supply.
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