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ADA Environmental Solutions, Inc.
AEP River Operations LLC
AEP/Cook Coal Terminal
Alliance Coal, LLC
Alliant Energy
allmineral LLC
Alpha Coal Sales Company, LLC
ALSTOM Power, Performance Projects
Ameren Energy Fuels & Services Co.
American Coal Ash Association
American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE)
American Crystal Sugar
American Electric Power
Arch Coal, Inc.
Argus Media, Inc.
Arizona Public Service Company
B&W Resources, Inc.
Benetech, Inc.
Black & Veatch
BNSF Railway
Boral Material Technologies
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney
Calera Corporation
Canal Barge Company Inc
Cargill, Incorporated
Central Coal Company
Charah, Inc.
Chevron Mining Inc.
Cloud Peak Energy
CNBM (USA) CORP
Coal Marketing Company (USA) Inc.
Coal Network, Inc.
Coal Utilization Research Council
CONSOL Energy, Inc.
Constellation Energy
Crounse Corp
CSX Transportation
David J. Joseph Company
Dayton Power & Light Company
Dominion Energy
Dominion Generation
Drummond Company, Inc.
DTE Energy Coal Services
Dynegy
East Side River Transportation
Enserco-Black Hills Power
Entergy
Entergy, Nelson Plant
Ernst & Young
Evolution Markets LLC
Faculty of Agriculture, Annamalai University
FirstEnergy Corp
Fisher Mining Company
Foresight Energy, LLC
FreightCar America

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Coal Plant Retirements

Coal Plant Retirement in Light of New EPA Regulations

By Jeff Archibald, ICF International

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is currently developing a range of new regulations under the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). These new federal regulations, as they are made final over the next year, are likely to result in substantial capital investments for many coal-fueled generators, and retirement for others. ICF projects that these potential investments could lead to the retirement of 10 to 20 percent of total coal-fueled capacity in the U.S. However, significant uncertainty remains around the timing [...]

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Some Thoughts on Mining Tax Policy Today

By Steve Ralbovsky & Hallie Caywood, PricewaterhouseCoopers

There are two significant aspects to the current global mining tax policy debate:

The level of proposed or enacted increases in the taxes and royalties levied on mining companies; and How much data regarding mining taxes and royalties paid to governments should mining companies be required to disclose to the public?

 

These topics are interrelated since a discussion of “how much should be levied” is typically based on what is “fair” and, in order to be able to determine whether what the mining industry pays is “fair,” one should know all [...]

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The COAL Hard Facts: ‘Old King Coal’ is Still King Can America get its fiscal house in order or could it fall into bankruptcy?

By Wayne T. Rutherford, Pike County (Kentucky) Judge/Executive

Editor’s note: In previous editions of American Coal magazine, we have sought your input as a means of promoting ACC publications as a community of readers. We value your input and comment and would love to hear from you as well. So with this issue, we’re introducing a Comment section that will feature articles submitted by our readers on issues that impact their daily lives. We felt it was important to print this [...]

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