2022 surface coal production (short tons, from EIA)
2,600
2022 total coal production (short tons, from EIA)
2,600
2023 surface coal production (short tons, from MSHA)
500
2023 total coal production (short tons, from MSHA)
500
Coal type
bituminous (from combined MSHA and EIA info)
CO2 metric tons 2022
5,641
CO2 metric tons 2023
1,085
Data from MSHA
(The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) is an agency of the United States Department of Labor which enforces compliance with mandatory safety and health standards for mines.)
Mine ID
3605493
Mine state
Pennsylvania
Portable operation (mine can move around)
N
Current mine name
Reese No 1 & 2 Strip
Current mine type
Surface
Current mine status
Active
Status date
12/16/2020
Current controller
James W. Reese
Current operator
Philip Reese Coal Company Inc
County
Clearfield
Company type
Corporation
Latitude
41.152778
Longitude
-78.108611
Directions to mine
From Clearfield Office, take 879 East to Karthaus turn off, go straight through intersection and travel approximately 2 miles, make right turn onto SR 1018, (Pottersdale Road) job is approximately 1 mile on right.
Nearest town
Pottersdale
Mine has underground component (yes/no)
n
Mine has surface component (yes/no)
y
Mine has refuse component (yes/no)
n
Mine has preparation plant (yes/no)
n
Data from EIA
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) is an agency that is part of the U.S. Dept. of Energy and is responsible for collecting, analyzing, and disseminating energy information.
EIA mine name
Reese No 1 & 2 Strip
Coal location state
Pennsylvania (Bituminous)
Note:
The EIA coal location state is the state where the coal is mined: the MSHA state is the state where the mine mouth is located. In this case they differ.
County
Clearfield
Mine status
Active
Company type
Independent Producer Operator
Operation type
Mine only
Operator name
Philip Reese Coal Company Inc
Operator address
P.O. Box 14, Karthaus, PA 16845
Coal supply region
Appalachia Northern
Mine has underground component (yes/no)
n
Mine has surface component (yes/no)
y
Mine has refuse component (yes/no)
n
Mine has preparation plant (yes/no)
n
Data from GEM
Global Energy Monitor (GEM) is an independent nonprofit organization that develops and shares information in support of the worldwide movement for clean energy. These data are from its Global Coal Mine Tracker database.
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