Asset Report
American Consolidated Natural Resources Appalachia coal mines
Report summary
American Consolidated Natural Resources (ACNR) is the largest coal producer in Northern Appalachia (NAPP) - producing over 30 Mst or one third of the basin’s total production. It also has controlling interests in mines in Southern Appalachia (SAPP) and the Uinta Basin. ACNR is a new company, formed by Murray Energy’s lenders in 2020, as a result of the Murray Energy bankruptcy proceedings. ACNR's average mine costs (FOB mine) will be US$36.0/st for domestic thermal coal in 2022, which is above the US$34.4/st average for all of NAPP domestic thermal coal production.
Table of contents
- Summary
- Key Issues
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West Virginia Mines
- Harrison County
- Marshall County
- Marion County
- Monongalia County
- Ohio County
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Ohio Mines
- Century
- Powhatan 1 & 2
- Salt Run
Tables and charts
This report includes 15 images and tables including:
- ACNR mine locations
- Participation
- Coal seams
- Marketable reserves (as of 01/01/2023)
- Production (Mst)
- Production (Mst)
- Export production (Mst)
- Mine summary 2022
- Infrastructure
- FOB Mine cash costs 2022 (US$/short ton)
- Company average cash costs and margin (US$/short ton)
- Cash costs (US$/short ton)
- Capital costs (US$ million)
- Product quality
- Economic assumptions
What's included
This report contains:
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