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July Hampton Roads Coal Exports Rise 3.4% on Month to 2.77m Tons

STAFF REPORTS Platts HOUSTON — Coal exports from terminals in Virginia’s Hampton Roads region totaled 2.77 million st in July, up 3.4% from the prior month and up 61.7% from the year-ago month, according to the Virginia Maritime Association. Exports … Continue reading

28. September 2017 by ACC
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US coal producers push to grow global footprint

Some coverage from last week’s @americancoal conference: US #coal producers continuing push to grow global footprint bit.ly/ZmJqcJ — Mike Niven (@mike_niven) March 18, 2013

18. March 2013 by Jason Hayes
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US coal exports booming

Listening to the Argus “US Coals Update” webcast – “US #coal #exports over 126 mn tons in 2012.” — ACC (@AmericanCoal) March 6, 2013

06. March 2013 by Jason Hayes
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“Whiny” column attacks green consultants for daring to work on NW export projects

The first thing that popped into my head as I read David Robert’s recent spittle-flecked, frothing tirade was a quote, often attributed to Gandhi, First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win. Clearly the … Continue reading

28. February 2013 by Jason Hayes
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Targeting Southern ports next

It’s not enough that the green industry is trying to stop the development of thousands of jobs and multiple millions in local and state tax revenues, along with potentially billions in infrastructure investments in the Pacific Northwest. Now they are … Continue reading

04. February 2013 by Jason Hayes
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1200 new coal plants planned worldwide

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
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American Coal magazine – Issue 2, 2012 released

This election-focused issue recognizes that our votes can have consequences and can make a difference in energy policy and the direction of energy generation in this country. We discuss the very real challenges that we continue to face as an … Continue reading

03. October 2012 by Jason Hayes
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Coal exports setting new records

We’ve heard it said in American Coal Council conferences, and I told it to an AP reporter this morning, even if some of the people in this country are naive enough to think we can stop using abundant, affordable, and … Continue reading

16. August 2012 by Jason Hayes
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US Coal exports growing

Since much of the media attention surrounding coal mirrors the marketing of the radical green industry, it’s unlikely that most have heard about a growing sector of the U.S. coal industry. While overall coal production remained essentially flat, coal exports … Continue reading

05. January 2012 by Jason Hayes
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