Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
All-Purpose OWF Discussions => General Outdoor Furnace Discussion => Topic started by: Sloppy_Snood on March 20, 2014, 09:16:35 AM
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Happened to be searching the internet the other day for pictures of "open coal seams" and happened to discover a new coal mine that recently opened near Jasonville, IN. Apparently they are contracted to supply bituminous coal to Indianapolis Power & Light (IPL) for years to come. The Skelly and Loy mine appraisal indicates the "reasonable price" of the coal to be sold from the mine at $45 to $61 per ton.
LINK: LGI Landree Mine Project (Click Here) (http://www.vhgiholdings.com/landreemineproject.htm)
Says they have low sulfer ( < 1.5%) bituminous coal throughout the main seam being mined. 8) :thumbup:
Check the mine pictures and videos out.... pretty cool.
LINK: LGI Landree Mine Pictures (Click Here) (http://www.vhgiholdings.com/minepics.htm) :photo:
LINK: LGI Landree Mine Videos (Click Here) (http://www.vhgiholdings.com/mine%20videos.htm) :photo:
I have no idea whether or not this mine sells to the general public but I will certainly be asking. 8)
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Amazing that the current administration hasn't tried to regulate them out of business given their contempt for proven cheap energy sources and the jobs that go with them.