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US coal - fired unit retirements:high risk to low sulphur production
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Report summary
Wood Mackenzie has analysed reported 2012 coal deliveries to plants that have announced retirement or we forecast will retire over the next decade in order to determine which basins and producers will be the most impacted by these retiring units.
Table of contents
- Compliance with MATS forces many coal-fired units into retirement
- Retirements to affect PRB the most
- Producer exposure to retirements
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- Coal-fired capacity retirements by census region* (MW)
- 2012 deliveries to retiring plants and projected total US coal demand
- 2012 deliveries to retiring plants by supplying basin
- 2012 producer* deliveries to retiring plants by status
- 2012 producer* deliveries to retiring plants by basin
- Delivered 2013 cost curve of mines supplying retiring plants by producer
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