ScienceDaily (Mar. 25, 2010) — Relatives of ingredients in hair-conditioning shampoos and fabric softeners show promise as a long-sought material to fight global warming by “scrubbing” carbon dioxide (CO2) out of the flue gases from coal-burning electric power generating...

FY09 Financial Statements and Notes will be release March 31, 2010

From Bloomberg By Natalie Obiko Pearson and Madelene Pearson March 10 (Bloomberg) — Coal India Ltd., the nation’s monopoly producer of the fuel, said output will be less than expected in 2011-2012, increasing the need for imports by the world’s second-fastest growing major...

Source: Reuters China’s plan to raise coal production by 3.3 percent this year is at the bottom end of analyst expectations and could open the door to another huge boost in imports, if demand overshoots domestic supply. The 2010 national economic plan issued by the National Development...

Source: Bloomberg By Rainer Buergin and Philipp Encz March 8 (Bloomberg) — White House adviser Paul Volcker said it’s too soon for U.S. policy makers to withdraw the stimulus measures and interest-rate cuts used to fight the worst slump since the Great...

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From Bloomberg: By Alistair Holloway Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) — Congestion worsened last week at Australia’s main coal and iron-ore ports, according to Global Ports, which tracks delays. A total of 181 capesize-, panamax- and handymax-class ships were anchored at the country’s...

From Bloomberg: By Aloysius Unditu and Michael Munoz Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) — Indonesia’s economy probably expanded at the fastest pace in a year in the fourth quarter as lower interest rates and government stimulus spurred consumer spending. Southeast Asia’s largest economy...

  

From Bloomberg: India May Face 189 Million-Ton Coal Deficit by 2015, KPMG Says 2010-07-23 00:52:05.94 GMT By Natalie Obiko Pearson   July 23 (Bloomberg) — India may face a coal shortfall of 189 million metric tons a year by 2015, about 50 percent of the power...