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50-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China. The map below shows the location of the plant, in Wuda District, Wuhai

two-unit coal-fired power plant with a total planned capacity of 1,320 MW in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The project went into operation in 2013. Sponsor:

Xilinhot power station (华能北方联合电力锡林热电厂) is a 86-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power plant in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China. The map below shows the location

MW) Type: Subcritical In service: 2009 Coal type: Lignite Coal source: Source of financing: Ailun Yang and Yiyun Cui, "Global Coal Risk Assessment: Data

"icon":""}]} The existing power station is a 2 x 300 MW coal plant next to the Zhunge'er (Jungar) coalfield Suancigou coal mine. Plant owner Beijing Energy

export Type: IGCC Projected in service: Coal Type: Subbituminous Coal Source: Baganuur mine Source of financing: "Mongolia: Power Sector Development and

proposed plant get rid of the “existing” categories. XXX is a XXX-megawatt (MW) coal plant in XXX. The undated satellite photo below shows the plant, which

Type: Subcritical Projected in service: Coal type: Waste coal Coal source: Source of financing: "World Electric Power Plants Database,", Platts, June 2014

construction that began in 2016 or later. A July 2017 article in Xin'an County News reported construction on Xin'an IV coal plant was ongoing, although Planet

Europe and coal Germany and coal Mongolia and coal GreenGen Indonesia and coal Japan and coal New Zealand and coal Shenhua Group South Africa and coal United

investments in Mongolia, Indonesia and Australia. A coal-to-liquid (CTL) plant in coal-rich Inner Mongolia is expected to be operational in January 2011

and peak coal. The top coal producing province in China, Shanxi, said it plans to reduce its production of raw coal to 650 million tonnes in 2009, a 2

than 50 billion yuan ($7.5 billion) on coal gasification in plants in Inner Mongolia and Liaoning. China and coal Coal-to-liquids "GreatPoint Energy partners

Thermal coal (also known as steam coal) is the type of coal used in coal-fired power plants. Metallurgical coal (also known as met coal or coking coal) is

(CEEC) was in talks about investing 1 billion euros (US$1.2 bln) in a 430 MW coal power project in Bosnia, including development of the Kamengrad coal mine in

eyeing a coal field in Mongolia to apply the Powder River Basin model of cheap and abundant coal leasing. Peabody, which operates three coal mines in the Powder

Colombia and coal Europe and coal Germany and coal Indonesia and coal Japan and coal Mozambique and coal New Zealand and coal Pakistan and coal South Africa

short term. See Coal mine prospects in Mongolia for further details. Existing coal mines or projects currently under development are: Eldev coal mine is a 500

wind power operator in Asia and No.5 largest in the world. The company states that in June 2010 it "owns 13.8 billion tons of coal reserve with 41 million

local communities.” In 2009 The MEP found, in a second occurrence, that a Huaneng coal-fire power project located in Inner Mongolia had failed to meet a