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Platts - Coal News
- Water supply deemed safe near Kingston coal plant fly ash spill
- Platts Broker-Based Indexes for Coal and Emissions for January 2
- Platts Broker-Based Indexes for Coal and Emissions for Dec. 31
- Over-the-counter coal market sees its first trade of the week
- Suits start to pile up against TVA over coal ash spill
Platts Petrochemical news
- LyondellBassell seeks higher US prices despite Chap 11 concerns
- Dow extends reductions in workforce, production at Freeport, TX
- LyondellBasell settles monthly ethylene CP for Jan at Eur520/mt
- European ethanol poised to rise on gasoline strength
- S Korea's Honam Petrochemical completes merger with Lotte Daesan
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Energy Industry Today - Emissions Trading News
- Deadline nears for US ranchers to sell credits for past efforts to limit carbon emissions
- US agricultural carbon credit market evolving
- Deadline near on some carbon credits for ranchers
- Research and Markets: China Holds One-Third of the Total Global Carbon Reduction Credits, a Proportion which is Expected to Increase to 41 Percent by 2012
- Research and Markets: China Holds One-Third of the Total Global Carbon Reduction Credits, a Proportion which is Expected to Increase to 41 Percent by 2012
Alternative Energy News
- Deadline nears for US ranchers to sell credits for past efforts to limit carbon emissions
- US agricultural carbon credit market evolving
- Deadline near on some carbon credits for ranchers
- Research and Markets: China Holds One-Third of the Total Global Carbon Reduction Credits, a Proportion which is Expected to Increase to 41 Percent by 2012
- Research and Markets: China Holds One-Third of the Total Global Carbon Reduction Credits, a Proportion which is Expected to Increase to 41 Percent by 2012