For the first time, renewable sources of energy generated more electricity across the globe than coal during the first half of 2025, a new study found. The report  from the clean energy nonprofit Ember  also determined that a strong increase in solar and wind power exceeded the increase in global demand for electricity during the same time period. Solar and wind met 109% of global demand growth. The study found that demand grew by 369 terawatt-hours (TWh) during the first six

Global demand for coal may remain elevated through 2030 due to increasing power needs, defying earlier projections for “peak coal”...

A recent set of executive orders  from the Trump administration is aimed at supporting the declining U.S. coal industry. One of the...

The United States power sector saw an 8% reduction in carbon emissions due to a decline in coal use for power generation in 2023, a...

Coal’s share of U.S. electricity generation is steadily shrinking , a recent analysis by the the Institute for Energy Economics and...

The state and the United Mine Workers of America are working together to provide a new registered apprenticeship program to train workers...

Consol Energy Inc., which has been mining coal in the Appalachian region since 1864, will be getting a new name after a recently...