Category Archives for Coal Fundamentals
At least four new underground metallurgical coal mines are planned for Pennsylvania in 2017 as the industry looks to take advantage of rising demand and prices for met coal both domestically and internationally after spending several years in the doldrums. … Continue reading →
07. January 2017 by ACC
Categories: American Coal Council, Coal Fundamentals, Energy, Energy Trading, Jobs, Mining, steel |
Tags: ACC, coal, jobs, Mining, policy |
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President-elect Trump will likely start rolling back eight years of Obama administration climate regulations and restrictions on coal, oil and gas development The U.S. may be on the cusp of a stark turning point in energy and climate policy with … Continue reading →
03. January 2017 by ACC
Categories: American Coal Council, coal, Coal Fundamentals, Energy, Energy Trading, enviro, Mining, Permits, Policy, Power Generation, Stream Buffer Zone Rule |
Tags: ACC, carbon, climate change, coal, electricity, energy, EPA, Mining, policy, President Obama, regulation |
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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 ACC
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 |
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(17 November 2016) Despite persistent challenges, the outlook for the North American coal industry has been revised to stable from negative, Moody’s Investors Service said in a new report. A combination of fourth quarter 2016 metallurgical coal benchmark prices settling … Continue reading →
29. November 2016 by ACC
Categories: American Coal Council, Coal Fundamentals, Coal Market Strategies, Coal Prices, Energy, Energy Trading, Marketplace Information, Power Generation, Producers, Statistics |
Tags: ACC, coal, cost, electricity, energy, Mining, prices |
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URL: https://www.worldcoal.com/coal/24102016/acc-issues-statement-on-glei-case-western-analysis World Coal (October 2016) —A recent analysis by the Great Lakes Energy Institute (GLEI) of Case Western Reserve University concluded the decline of the nation’s coal industry has been due to market forces and technology: “EPA rules have … Continue reading →
30. October 2016 by ACC
Categories: American Coal Council, Cap & Trade, carbon, Climate Change, coal, Coal Fundamentals, Coal Prices, CPP, Energy, EPA, Mining, Policy |
Tags: ACC, carbon, climate, CO2, coal, electricity, energy, Environment, EPA, GHG, Gina McCarthy, Mining, policy, President Obama, regulation, war on coal |
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http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/rise-in-met-coal-welcome-change/article_a8c663ca-34b3-51ea-9126-a30e8c50766d.html By Fred Pace, Huntington Herald-Dispatch A recent upturn in the price of metallurgical coal is expected to spark new production and some additional employment in at least one smaller part of the beleaguered Appalachian coal industry. But how long … Continue reading →
11. October 2016 by ACC
Categories: American Coal Council, coal, Coal Fundamentals, Coal Prices, Emerging Markets, Export, Mining, steel |
Tags: ACC, coal, coking coal, election, met coal, metallurgical coal, Mining, prices, steel |
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Peter Keavey, CME Group Risk management is more important than ever in today’s coal market. Cheap natural gas (NYMEX Henry Hub Natural Gas futures prices remain below $3.00) is competing fiercely with coal in the electricity bid stack. The fight … Continue reading →
24. January 2016 by Jason Hayes
Categories: Coal Fundamentals, Coal Prices, Marketplace Information |
Tags: American Coal magazine, coal, futures, Keavy, markets, trading |
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This is one of the best quick, simple, straightforward videos on the benefits of using #coal that I have seen for some time. Thanks to Alpha for putting it together and thanks to Alex Epstein for sending me the link.
18. June 2014 by Jason Hayes
Categories: Coal Fundamentals, Energy, Jobs, Mining, Power Generation, steel |
Tags: better, cheaper, cleaner, coal, energy |
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A World Resources Institute (WRI) working paper, titled “Global Coal Risk Assessment” indicates that across the world, 1,199 new coal plants – representing a total capacity of 1.4 million MW – are proposed to be built. These plants are proposed … Continue reading →
03. December 2012 by Jason Hayes
Categories: Coal Fundamentals, Energy, Energy Trading, Industry Reports, Marketplace Information |
Tags: coal, exports, imports, trade |
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The first Coal Leadership Advancement Seminar Series (CLASS) program was a success!! Thank you to everyone who joined us on June 26-28 at the The Magnolia Hotel in Downtown Denver Colorado. CLASS attendees enjoyed a diverse slate of presentations from … Continue reading →
04. July 2012 by Jason Hayes
Categories: CCS, CCT, Coal Fundamentals, conference, Election 2012, Energy, Energy Trading, EPA, Jobs, Marketplace Information, Mining, NIMBY, Ports, Powder River Basin, Power Generation, presentations, Railroads, transmission, Utilities |
Tags: CLASS, coal, conference, Denver, event, leadership, Magnolia Hotel |
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