The EU lists steelmaking coal as a strategic mineral, and the US lists it as a critical mineral. Canada should do the same.

Thousands of Canadians work in the coal sector. By building steelmaking coal mines in Canada, we can create thousands of new jobs while meeting world demand for steelmaking coal.

Steelmaking coal (met coal) makes modern life possible.

Do you like pipelines? We sure do. Steelmaking coal is responsible for over 70% of world steel production. It is critical to building energy systems — like pipelines. Let's get building so we can get more Canadian natural resources to the world.

Tank farms + pipelines + refineries = a lot of steel. Steelmaking coal helps build Canada's largest export.

To create good jobs and grow our economy, Canada will need to continue to responsibly grow and develop our natural resource sector— steelmaking coal should be a part of that. meetcoal.ca/2025/12/15/nat…

Global steel demand is growing. Canada has an opportunity to grow our steelmaking coal sector to meet global demand, and in doing so, create thousands of new jobs in Canada.

We've busted 5 myths about met coal. Myths such as "We don’t need met coal; we can use hydrogen." meetcoal.ca/2025/11/06/myt…

Bad day for the "coal is dead" crowd

Who else wants coal for Christmas?

Some say coal demand is in decline—this couldn’t be further from the truth. World coal demand has reached new highs in successive years, and thermal coal is critical for energy security while metallurgical (steelmaking) coal will be needed for steel production for decades to

Canadian steel maker moves blast furnace to DRI-EAF conversion back 22 years.

Can hydrogen replace steelmaking coal? One hurdle is electricity demand. To replace the 1.3+ billion tonnes per year of steelmaking coal produced steel with hydrogen, it would require 125% of all electricity produced by the United States. meetcoal.ca/2026/01/15/gre…

They also WANT / NEED our steel making coal. Yup. A critical mineral.

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Steelmaking coal is used in over 70% of steel production and demand isn't going away any time soon. Canada needs to seize this opportunity and build mines to get our steelmaking coal to world markets.

There is a very real business case to further develop Canada's steelmaking coal sector. Let's seize the opportunity.

"A greenfield hydrogen-based plant costs two to three times more per tonne of annual capacity than a conventional Asian integrated steel mill powered by coke" financialpost.com/opinion/opinio…

Steelmaking coal provides the world ~1.3 billion tonnes of steel per year. Green hydrogen currently produces a few thousand tonnes per year.

The world needs steelmaking coal. If we don't produce it, someone else will.