Coal and Consumable Fuels
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Australia's resources sector, which has experienced a multi-year boom, is a bubble waiting to burst, according to one fund manager.
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With the rising price of oil putting the spotlight on energy, BlackRock Managing Director Dan Rice gave his top energy investment picks to CNBC on Friday.
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Find out where CEO Greg Boyce thinks coal is going and why he thinks the US may be left behind.
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Insight on the health of the coal sector, with Mad Money host Jim Cramer, and Greg Boyce, Peabody Energy chairman, president & CEO.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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The Mongolian mining industry, which is to benefit from China's huge appetite for resources, is a sector to bet on. One fund manager suggests investing in mining plays that are listed internationally, but have assets in Mongolia.
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The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.
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Has nuclear energy hit a wall or is there still power left in this industry? Insight with Dan Eggers, Credit Suisse managing director.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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With gasoline prices still stubbornly high, a new fuel from an old source could keep America moving more cheaply in the near future. It's coal-based ethanol and Celanese is making a big bet on it.
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European gas suppliers could see a boost from Germany's decision to phase out nuclear energy, with other countries set to follow Berlin's lead, Per Lekander, head of utilities research at UBS, told CNBC Wednesday.
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Peabody Energy is profiting from increasing demand for coal in China, India and other emerging nations, Chief Executive Gregory Boyce told CNBC Friday.
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Discussing the global demand for coal, joint ventures in China, and future growth prospects for the world's largest private sector coal company, with Gregory Boyce, Peabody Energy chairman/CEO.
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With threats of electricity shortages on the horizon, Tokyo residents are bracing for the summer heat with products that span the high-tech, the low-tech and the no-tech. The FT reports.
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So here's how Cramer's playing it.
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Chinese provinces are rationing electricity as soaring coal prices squeeze power generation companies, underlining the challenges facing the world’s largest energy consumer as global fuel prices rise. The FT reports.
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The flooding in Mississippi is causing a problem in the supply chain for coal. Insight on what it means for shipping stocks, with Urs Dur, Lazard Capital Markets.
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China’s slowing growth in industrial output does not reflect softening demand for coal, says Alexander Molyneux, CEO China-focused coal miner SouthGobi Resources, who expects demand to be supported by a lack of supply.
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While silver moves up and down, there's one commodity you can rely on, particularly because of growth in developing markets like China and India, and that's coal, says Cramer.
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Coal is helping drive business opportunities in Wyoming, but that's just one of the reasons it's among America's top states for business. CNBC's Scott Cohn takes a look ahead of this year's top states for business report.