Category: Q3 2026

Federal Support for American Coal The Trump Administration recently announced more than $700 million in federal support for the U.S. coal industry, including investments in coal-fired generation, export infrastructure, and technologies that strengthen America’s energy security. The initiative comes as U.S. power demand is projected to reach new record highs in both 2026 and 2027, … Read More from Federal Support for American Coal

2026 Summer Heat Wave & GridReliability As extreme heat pushed electricity demand to record levels across much of the United States, the PJM Interconnection faced significant strain while serving more than 67 million people across 13 states and the District of Columbia. During the heat wave, PJM implemented emergency measures to maintain reliable service, while … Read More from 2026 Summer Heat Wave & Grid Reliability

Industrial & ElectricalDemand As reshoring manufacturing, expanding steel production, and electrification efforts accelerate, coal remains essential to powering industrial growth and supplying the materials needed to build modern infrastructure. Rising industrial demand continues to reinforce the importance of reliable baseload energy and metallurgical coal in supporting economic competitiveness. The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects electricity … Read More from Industrial & Electrical Demand

Energy Poverty & Reliable PowerAccess Around the world, reliable and affordable electricity remains directly tied to economic growth, healthcare, education, and quality of life. Coal continues to play a critical role in expanding dependable power access and helping developing nations meet rising energy demand without compromising grid reliability. Today, an estimated 655 million people still … Read More from Energy Poverty & Reliable Power Access