Energy Inc: Murray: 'Radical' environmentalists trying to destroy coal industry

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September 23, 2014

Who's Who in Energy Click to find out more Murray: 'Radical' environmentalists trying to destroy coal industry Prominent coal CEO thinks prices, demand will decline in next year. Consol confident in Bailey mine despite coal's travails Company has 1.5 million tons worth of exposure to coal-fired plant closures over the latter half of the decade. FirstEnergy to end retiree health insurance benefit Cost-savings cited in move, which goes into effect Jan. 1. Partnership breaks ground on Washington County CNG station The self-serve station will sit off Interstate 70's Bentleyvilly exit. DEP hits Range with $4.15M fine over impoundments It's the largest fine levied against an oil and gas producer during Pennsylvania's shale gas boom. Casey proposing bill to aid miners pursuing black-lung benefits Bill would establish a program to help miners pay their legal bills. TOP HEADLINES Study: State's dirtiest coal-fired power plants all in southwestern Pennsylvania Butler firm acquiring shale field mapping software service Casey proposing bill to aid miners pursuing black-lung benefits Chevron Appalachia wins environmental certification Consol, Noble master limited partnership launches IPO EPA extends public comment deadline on carbon emissions rule

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