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ACC Statement on EPA’s Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) Rule

WASHINGTON, DC, August 21, 2018– The American Coal Council appreciates the administration’s continuing focus on regulatory reform, and EPA’s proposal to replace the prior administration’s Clean Power Plan (CPP) with the Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule announced today is another big … Continue reading →

21. August 2018 by Terry Headley
Categories: American Coal Council, CCS, CCUS, CPP, CSAPR, EPA, Policy, Power Generation, Regulation, sequestration | Tags: ACC, carbon, CCS, CO2, coal, CPP, DOE, emissions, energy, EPA, Mining, policy | Leave a comment

Coal offers cautious optimism for Trump at first post-election conference

URL: https://www.snl.com/InteractiveX/article.aspx?CDID=A-38623833-12331&KPLT=4 SNL, Christopher Coats, 12/8/2016 At one of the first industrywide gatherings since Election Day, the coal sector offered cautious optimism about the Trump administration’s impact on the industry after years of challenges. Gathered in New York for the … Continue reading →

10. December 2016 by Terry Headley
Categories: American Coal Council, Beltway & Beyond, CAA, carbon, CCP, CCS, CCT, CCUS, Climate Change, CO2, Coal Trading Conference, conference, CPP, Election, Emerging Markets, Energy, Energy Trading, EPA, Export, Industry Reports, Mercury, Mining, NSPS GHG, OSM, Ozone, Permits, Policy, Power Generation, Stream Buffer Zone Rule | Tags: ACC, CCS, CCT, CO2, coal, cost, CPP, election, electricity, energy, EPA, jobs, Mining, policy, power, regulation, war on coal | Comments Off on Coal offers cautious optimism for Trump at first post-election conference

After the Election: What Coal Needs Most

Energy and Environment Monitor, M. Shane Harvey and Jackson Kelly, (11/28/2016) Energy and Environment Monitor, M. Shane Harvey and Jackson Kelly, (11/28/2016) URL: http://eem.jacksonkelly.com/2016/11/after-the-election-what-coal-needs-most.html My colleagues and I have the privilege of working with coal operators every day in the … Continue reading →

10. December 2016 by Terry Headley
Categories: American Coal Council, carbon, CCP, CCS, CCT, CCUS, CO2, coal, CPP, Energy, Jobs, Mining, Stream Buffer Zone Rule | Tags: ACC, CCS, CCT, climate, coal, cost, election, electricity, energy, EPA, jobs, Mining, policy, regulation, Sierra Club, war on coal | Comments Off on After the Election: What Coal Needs Most

MRC Documentary Tells the Story of Lives Devastated by the War on Coal

RESTON, VA – The Media Research Center (MRC) announces the launch of its new documentary titled, Collateral Damage: Forgotten Casualties of the Left’s War on Coal. Several organizations, including, Americans for Tax Reform, Competitive Enterprise Institute, Cornwall Alliance, E&E Legal, … Continue reading →

10. December 2016 by Terry Headley
Categories: American Coal Council, CCP, CCS, CCUS, CO2, coal, Coal Fundamentals, Jobs, Mining, Permits | Tags: ACC, carbon, climate change, coal, cost, CPP, electricity, energy, EPA, Gina McCarthy, jobs, Mining, policy, President Obama, regulation, war on coal | Comments Off on MRC Documentary Tells the Story of Lives Devastated by the War on Coal

ACC Issues Statement on Case-Western Study Findings: Study’s Findings Don’t Reflect the Regulatory Reality

WASHINGTON, DC (October 20, 2016)– A recent analysis by the Great Lakes Energy Institute (GLEI), of Case Western Reserve University, concludes the decline of the nation’s coal industry over the past eight years has been due to market forces and … Continue reading →

30. October 2016 by Terry Headley
Categories: American Coal Council, Cap & Trade, carbon, CCP, CCUS, Climate Change, CO2, coal, CPP, Energy, Energy Trading, enviro, EPA, Mercury, Mining, NSPS GHG, Policy, sequestration | Tags: carbon, CCS, climate, CO2, coal, costs, CPP, electricity, energy, Environment, EPA, policy, President Obama, war on coal | Comments Off on ACC Issues Statement on Case-Western Study Findings: Study’s Findings Don’t Reflect the Regulatory Reality

Scientists Accidentally Turned CO2 Into Ethanol

URL: http://energy.gov/articles/scientists-accidentally-turned-co2-ethanol (October 21, 2016) — In a new twist for waste-to-fuel technology, scientists at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have developed an electrochemical process that uses tiny spikes of carbon and copper to turn carbon dioxide, a … Continue reading →

30. October 2016 by Terry Headley
Categories: carbon, CCS, CCUS, Climate Change, CO2, coal, Emissions, Energy, enviro, Mining, NSPS GHG, Policy, sequestration | Tags: carbon, CCS, CO2, coal, electricity, energy, EPA, GHG, IPCC | Comments Off on Scientists Accidentally Turned CO2 Into Ethanol

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Category Archives for CCUS

ACC Statement on EPA’s Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) Rule

Coal offers cautious optimism for Trump at first post-election conference

After the Election: What Coal Needs Most

MRC Documentary Tells the Story of Lives Devastated by the War on Coal

ACC Issues Statement on Case-Western Study Findings: Study’s Findings Don’t Reflect the Regulatory Reality

Scientists Accidentally Turned CO2 Into Ethanol

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