Synonyms
Examples for "lignite"
Examples for "lignite"
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Solid Energy says it's not abandoning plans to mine lignite in Southland.
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Some half a million acres in Germany have been used for mining lignite.
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Hegen flew above lignite mines in the Lusatia mining district of eastern Germany.
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There are iron and lignite mines, but the output is small.
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At least six billion tonnes of lignite lie under Southland farmland.
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There was a low-burning fire, mostly glowing wood coals.
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Zeb sliced off some venison cutlets and cooked them to a turn over hot wood coals.
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This precaution rarely failed with good hard- wood coals.
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Plump brook trout, fresh from icy water, delicately broiled over searing wood coals, are the finest of food.
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There was no fireplace, and the count had the place warmed by means of a big brass brazier filled with wood coals.
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They distill it on the spot, out of the brown coal.
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It is called surturbrand, a variety of brown coal or lignite, found chiefly in Iceland.
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There is trade in silk, honey and wax, and brown coal is found in the neighbourhood.
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And we are more than brown coal.
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Similarly, producers of higher-cost brown coal will be taxed at the same rate as black coal miners.
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The biggest increase since the abolition of the carbon price has been the dirtiest brown coal fired power.
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It has also decided to sell its other brown coal power station in the Valley, Loy Yang B.
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Thank God for the brown coal.
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Electricity prices are likely to rise a little because black coal generation is more expensive than brown coal.
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This is particularly true for brown coal, for which Germany is the largest global producer before even commodity-rich Australia.
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Lignite, a cheaply mined domestic brown coal, continues to hold a stable share of another quarter of power supply.
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Generation from brown coal and natural gas fell 3 percent and 6 percent respectively.
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Production of coal for heat, coal for steel-making and lignite, or brown coal, all declined, according to the OECD.
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Each year, Hambach and neighbouring mines churn out 30m tonnes of this brown coal, which is dirtier than black coal.
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Germany relies on hard and brown coal for half of its power generation but must obey strict EU carbon avoidance rules.
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Lignite, or brown coal, is likely to play a bigger role in power generation as Turkey's economic growth bolsters electricity demand.
