America’s Coal Associations recently unveiled its official online presence to outline its mission, members, current issues for the industry and how to support the industry.
“America’s Coal Associations work to promote the responsible use of coal as a vital energy source, ensuring energy security, job creation, and economic growth,” the group said. “Our members advocate for policies that support the coal industry while emphasizing environmental stewardship and technological advancements in cleaner coal utilization.”
ACA members include the Alabama Mining Association, Alaska Miners Association, Colorado Mining Association, Illinois Coal Association, Kentucky Coal Association, Montana Coal Council, Ohio Coal Association, Pennsylvania Coal Alliance, Reliable Energy, Inc., Rocky Mountain Mining Institute, Texas Mining and Reclamation Association, Utah Mining Association, West Virginia Coal Association, and the Wyoming Mining Association.
Affiliate members include the American Coal Council, America’s Power, Energy Policy Network, Friends of Coal, the National Mining Association (NMA) and Not So Fast.
U.S. Coal Production by State & Rank (Thousand Short Tons)
Note: *Denotes less than 0.1 percent of national total. Total includes refuse recovery. SOURCE: Energy Information Administration. Updated: November 2024. Graphic Courtesy of NMA and Pennsylvania Coal Alliance.