Tag Archives for clean coal
OSU process achieves ultra low-carbon coal combustion
It’s always just a matter of time. The great minds working at our universities, research centers, and in our industry will always find a way. Ohio State University researchers say they have created a process to draw energy from coal … Continue reading
Coal supporters “harassed” & barred from Obama-Biden events
Interesting news coming out of President Obama’s campaign events. Apparently people who are openly supportive of coal-fueled energy are having their pro-coal T-shirts, hats, and signs confiscated as they go through event security. Other coal supporters were apparently barred from … Continue reading
Japan’s Electricity Future Depends on Clean Coal
After the Great Earthquake of 2011, Japan needs clean coal more than ever. Their energy future now depends on clean coal. “The starting point should be the recognition that Japan has very few energy resources, and that no electricity supply … Continue reading
Pre-Combustion Technologies – Power Magazine Commentary
Jason Hayes’ article on Engineered Coal Fuels / Pre-Combustion Technologies has been published as the “Commentary” in the February edition of Power Magazine. Arizona Public Service’s (APS) plan to close three older coal-fueled units at the Four Corners Power Plant … Continue reading
New study demonstrates job potential of clean coal technologies
A new study just released by ACCCE demonstrates that the coal industry and clean coal technologies could provide many thousands of new jobs for American workers. This would be a huge boon to the economy as we rebuild our way … Continue reading
Let’s not “give up on coal”
The Democrat Herald has a good editorial describing just how badly the latest Sierra Club anti-coal push misses the mark. Hasso Hering, (the author) describes how simple things like the fact that there’s no coal at Oregon State University appear … Continue reading