Category Archives for steel
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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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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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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February 3 Wall Street Journal article details the impacts of increasing steel prices throughout the supply chain. The impact of escalating steel prices in the U.S. is starting to filter through supply chains, with companies that buy and process steel … Continue reading →
03. February 2011 by Jason Hayes
Categories: Coal Prices, steel |
Tags: price, steel, supply chain |
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Many people believe that the coal industry is necessarily opposed to the development of wind-based energy. But nothing could be farther from the truth. I was reminded of this issue while attending the Western Business Roundtable’s 2010 Summit of the … Continue reading →
08. January 2010 by Jason Hayes
Categories: Emissions, Environment, steel, transmission, Utilities |
Tags: energy, generation, renewables, wind |
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