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Sri Lanka is planning to build a $500 million worth coal power plant in Sampur, located in the Eastern province of the country. The 500 MW coal power project will be a joint venture between the Ceylon Electricity …
Closing the Navajo coal power generating station in northeastern Arizona could cost the US state $18bn or more, should the power plant’s owners be unable …
… environmental groups to appeal a decision by the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) to approve the construction of a new coal power plant near Grande Cache. Independent power producer Maxim Power Corporation received final approval from the AUC to …
… miners. State Grid news department officials could not immediately comment, and a news official with Shenhua denied having any knowledge of the deal. Government officials at SASAC were not available for comment. For more coal power news
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African nation, Botswana, is to issue a tender for two 300 MW coal fired plants to be built, construction beginning this year.
Power Construction Corporation of China has signed a $2.4bn deal with India's Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS) to build the second phase of a coal fired power project in Tamil Nadu, in the south of the subcontinent.
UK’s largest coal -fired power generator has shelved plans to build a dedicated biomass unit but said it is ready to invest heavily in co-firing facilities, which mix environmentally friendly biomass with coal, if enough government support is forthcoming.
Alstom has announced that it has secured an EUR830m ($1.10 bn) contract as part of a consortium that will build a coal fired power plant in Tanjung Bin, Malaysia, its second sizable power plant deal in the country in less than a year.
An as yet un-named Chinese company has invested $500m in the development of a coal fired power plant in Tabas, central Iran , the Iranian deputy energy minister has announced.
