Russia Faces Acute Shortage of Bulk Carriers for Transporting Goods

Russia Faces Acute Shortage of Bulk Carriers for Transporting Goods

The Russian Federation has an acute shortage of bulk carriers – ships for transporting goods in bulk. The Russian corporation AEON is faced with the problem of removing coal from its deposits in Taimyr. It lacks bulk carriers to transport goods by sea. This is stated in the new report of the Russian Ministry of … Read more

Shopping in Poland: Low Prices and Free Shipping on Coal, Household Items, and More

Shopping in Poland: Low Prices and Free Shipping on Coal, Household Items, and More

While Polish supermarkets on the Czech border are nervous about the influx of Czech customers, other Poles have already started hunting us with free services. At least that’s what the advertisement of a Polish coal seller promises, for example, who not only promises “low prices” and claims that his coal is “the best”, but also … Read more

Asia’s Coal Industry: Optimism for Long, Prosperous Life Despite Energy Transition

Asia’s Coal Industry: Optimism for Long, Prosperous Life Despite Energy Transition

Coal mining activities in Tanjung Enim, Muara Enim Regency, South Sumatra. – Business/Husnul Iga Puspita Bisnis.com, JAKARTA – Coal, has so far become one of the main targets for stopping consumption in the energy transition trend by various countries in the world. However, it seems that it is not easy to really reduce consumption of … Read more

France Announces Plan to Convert Last Coal-Fired Power Stations and Calls for Fuel Industry Reform

France Announces Plan to Convert Last Coal-Fired Power Stations and Calls for Fuel Industry Reform

Sep 24, 2023 at 10:44 PM Update: 7 hours ago France is getting out of the coal sector altogether. The country’s last two coal-fired power stations should be converted by 2027, President Emmanuel Macron announced on Sunday. He also wants the fuel industry to offer the products at cost price. This concerns the power stations … Read more

Indonesia’s Electric Vehicle Ecosystem and the Transition to Clean Energy

Indonesia’s Electric Vehicle Ecosystem and the Transition to Clean Energy

Jakarta – Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment, Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, open the sound of an electric vehicle whose power still comes from a coal-fired power plant. According to Luhut, the electric vehicle ecosystem in Indonesia is being built. So, everything must be done gradually. Luhut emphasized that the process of switching to electric … Read more

Indonesia’s Progress Towards Early Retirement of Coal Power Plants: Challenges and Solutions

Indonesia’s Progress Towards Early Retirement of Coal Power Plants: Challenges and Solutions

Jakarta – The government plans to do so early retirement Electric steam power plant (PLTU), but turning off the coal plant must be done in stages. Deon Arinaldo, Energy Transformation Program Manager from the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) said that Indonesia cannot suddenly retire PLTUs just on the basis of energy transition. “Indonesia … Read more

Yuncheng Delegation Shines at the 12th Shanxi Provincial Games for People with Disabilities

The 12th Shanxi Provincial Games for People with Disabilities concludes The Yuncheng delegation won 51 gold medals, ranking third in total Yuncheng delegation returns with honor On the evening of September 9, the 12th Shanxi Province Disabled Persons Games concluded successfully in Datong City. Yuncheng disabled athletes won a total of 51 gold medals, 25.5 … Read more

Severe Drought Causes Traffic Jams in Panama Canal, Impacts Global Supply Chains and Increases Prices

Severe Drought Causes Traffic Jams in Panama Canal, Impacts Global Supply Chains and Increases Prices

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Hundreds of ships stuck in traffic jams in the Panama Canal due to severe drought. This condition causes supply chains to be hampered in various countries so that the price of goods and services has the potential to increase. The Panama Canal is like a “Short Road” that connects the two … Read more

First Women’s Coal-Producing Factory in Saudi Arabia: Converting Palm Waste into Environmentally Friendly Charcoal

Al-Marsad Newspaper: A report by Al-Arabiya channel showed that a group of women established the first women’s coal-producing factory in Saudi Arabia by converting palm waste in Al-Qassim farms into environmentally friendly charcoal. The director of the factory, Sahar Al-Salloum, said in the report: The idea of ​​​​establishing the factory started from Professor Fatima Al-Turki, … Read more

South Africa Considers Importing Electricity Amid Power System Pressure

The South African people troubled by power outages ushered in a “short-term positive”. Electricity shortage situation. Since the beginning of this year, South Africa’s power cuts have intensified. At the beginning of the year, it entered a state of national disaster due to large-scale power cuts. The average daily power outage lasted 8 to 12 … Read more