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The PRB Coal Users' Group is changing its name to the American Coal Users' Group. The Board of Directors recognizes that times are changing for the coal industry, and the…
The PRB Coal Users' Group is changing its name to the American Coal Users' Group. The Board of Directors recognizes that times are changing for the coal industry, and the…
If you look up the history of users’ groups, you’ll find that many early organizations focused on computers. While it’s hard to confirm all the details, at least one source…
A lot of things factor into success at a coal-fired power plant, but leadership and teamwork certainly rank high on the list. Comanche Generating Station has parlayed those two attributes,…
Rush Island Energy Center has successfully fired Powder River Basin (PRB) coal for two decades, as proven by the plant’s excellent performance stats, dedication to minimizing its environmental footprint, and…
Harrington Generating Station, located near Amarillo, Texas, began burning Powder River Basin (PRB) coal when its units first entered service, beginning in 1976. A unique feature of the plant is…
Don’t wait until after an incident to make improvements and correct problems in coal handling systems: That was the message delivered to attendees at the best practices workshop during the…
What happens in Washington, D.C., seldom stays in Washington, D.C., so on April 21 at the 17th annual ELECTRIC POWER Conference & Exhibition, the Powder River Basin (PRB) Coal Users’…
The Omaha Public Power District (OPPD), one of the largest publicly owned utilities in the U.S., generates approximately one-half of its electricity by burning coal. OPPD’s North Omaha Station began…