US coal mine expansion to boost exports to Asia


WASHINGTON: The US Interior Department has approved a plan by Signal Peak Energy to expand coal mining, providing exports for Japan and South Korea, according to the agency last Friday, as it responded to President Donald Trump’s energy-emergency directives.

The approval authorises the Montana-based coal company to recover 22.8 million tonnes of federal coal and 34.5 million tonnes of adjacent non-federal coal and extend the life of the Bull Mountains mine by nine years.

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