coal-to-liquid

Diversifying into the coal-to-liquid business will help state-run Coal India, the world's biggest coal producer, capitalize on strong demand for liquid fuel in the world's second-fastest growing major economy and insulate the country from volatile crude prices.

Coal India Proposes JV for Coal-To-Liquid Project Saurabh Chaturvedi 2011

Fresh from the visit, the minister asked Coal India to submit a proposal to enter the coal-to-liquid business.

Coal India Proposes JV for Coal-To-Liquid Project Saurabh Chaturvedi 2011

A government document reviewed by The Wall Street Journal a year ago showed China Petrochemical Corp., Sinopec's parent company, playing a leading role in the review of coal-to-liquid technology.

Doubt Cast on $5 Billion China-Sasol Deal David Winning 2011

"We are keen on Coal India foraying into the coal-to-liquid project, but at present things are at a preliminary stage."

Coal India Proposes JV for Coal-To-Liquid Project Saurabh Chaturvedi 2011

One of the bigger earmarks he championed was a $100 million no-interest loan to help build a coal-to-liquid fuel plant in Pennsylvania, according to a Santorum press release.

Earmarks Carry Risk for Santorum Alicia Mundy 2012

Yuan Jinlin, head of the Ningxia Development and Reform Commission, told reporters Tuesday that the proposed coal-to-liquid plant will mostly use Chinese technology.

Doubt Cast on $5 Billion China-Sasol Deal David Winning 2011

Sinopec's $20 million deal with the Catoosa plant's parent company, Tulsa, Okla.-based Syntroleum Corp., included training of Chinese personnel and the right to use its coal-to-liquid technology in China.

Doubt Cast on $5 Billion China-Sasol Deal David Winning 2011

"We will seek transfer of coal-to-liquid technology from Sasol," Mr. Jaiswal said.

India Eyes Foreign Coal Assets Saurabh Chaturvedi 2011

Johannesburg-based Sasol Ltd., which has several coal-to-liquid plants operating in South Africa and is the world leader in the technology, struck a deal in 2006 to study an 80,000-barrel-a-day plant in the northern Chinese region of Ningxia.

Doubt Cast on $5 Billion China-Sasol Deal David Winning 2011

Sasol is also waiting to get final approval for its proposed 58.1 billion yuan $8.85 billion coal-to-liquid project in northwestern China's Ningxia Autonomous Region.

Sasol Posts Rise in First-Half Earnings Devon Maylie 2011