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2011 "Some Powder River Basin coal ships from Gulf ports," Casper Star Tribune, February 07, 2013 Florida and coal Coal terminals

Germany and coal Indonesia and coal Japan and coal Mozambique and coal New Zealand and coal Pakistan and coal South Africa and coal United Kingdom and coal

Elk Coal Railroads and coal Tom Scholl Union Pacific "Map of Proposed US Coal Export Terminals," Sierra Club, accessed March 2012. "Building a Coal Terminal

is from 2008 and is measured by thousand short tons per unit. In July 2012 a train transporting coal derailed and spilled 31 cars of coal in the Eastern

of coal interests spanning from coal exploration and mining interests in West Virginia, United State and Colombia, to coal marketing and transport infrastructure

materials around the world," Jacksonville.com, May 9, 2011 Colombia and coal Florida and coal Coal terminals

herbaceous and woody energy crops, agricultural food and feed crops, agricultural crop wastes and residues, wood wastes and residues, aquatic plants, and other

developing the Keystone Coal Terminal in Jacksonville, Florida. It is proposed that the terminal would import coal from Colombia. The Jacksonville Business Journal

eleventh largest producer of coal in the world and the largest in South America. Colombia's coal reserves are mostly concentrated in the Guajira region. They

makers on coal United States and coal Global warming Federal coal subsidies Proposed Synfuels Plants in the United States Existing U.S. Coal Plants Coal-to-Liquids

export of coal from MPX's proposed Canaverales mine and Papayal mine for use in coal fired power stations owned and operated by MPX in Chile and Brazil.

for expansion: Appalachia Coal exports from northwest United States ports Louisiana and coal Washington (state) and coal Coal terminals International Marine

Associated infrastructure: Antigua Power power station The Antigua LNG terminal is a small import terminal designed to receive and regasify LNG for use in a 46

Terminal is a proposed LNG terminal in Florida, United States. If constructed, the facility would serve domestic and international markets by receiving

Assessment was filed in September 2002 and was approved in October 2003. Initially, AES anticipated receiving final project approval in 2008, commencing construction

Colombia and coal Global use and production of coal Australia and coal Britain and coal China and coal Germany and coal Indonesia and coal Japan and coal New

Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company, Florida Gas Transmission Company, Bridgeline Holdings, L.P., Texas Eastern Gas Transmission (TETCO), and Trunkline Gas Company (Trunkline)

extension into Alabama and Florida, USA. Operator: Florida Gas Transmission Company LLC Owner: Florida Gas Transmission Company LLC Parent company: Kinder Morgan

project at $60 million. with an in-service date in the third quarter of 2019. In Mexico, the project would be completed in two stages. The first stage would

targeted 17 coal-fired power plants in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee, and West Virginia. In addition