Coal Is Still King Says New York Utilities Buyer
R E Dennis of Consolidated Edison, talking to Clearfield Rotary, argued coal remains essential despite oil and gas threats. He cited recent reliance shifts during shortages, outlined competitive coal districts and noted Edison’s 85 percent coal purchases for the coming year, with 86 percent of load currently coal based.
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Coal markets face pressure from rivals and aging plants
A speech by Mr Dennis explored how Central Pennsylvania coals remain vital amid cheaper nonlocal competition. He argued subsidies may ease higher costs and that regional coal will not be abandoned, stressing higher grindability and low incombustibles as advantages while noting transport limits and the need to cut delivered costs. He urged action to fund replacements for aging equipment as electric demand grows.
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