Alpha Natural Resources
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| - | Abingdon, Virginia-based '''Alpha Natural Resources, Inc.''' is one of the largest coal producers in the U.S. | + | Abingdon, Virginia-based '''Alpha Natural Resources, Inc.''' (ANR) is one of the largest coal producers in the U.S. |
| In February, 2010 Alpha announced a joint venture (JV) with [[Rice Energy LLC|Rice Energy]] to drill up to 100 [[Marcellus shale]] wells. The JV's immediate plans were to invest $20 million in drilling four wells on approximately 20,000 acres Alpha had obtained through its buyout of ''Foundation Coal'' in July, 2009. The company also planned to double the capacity of a natural gas processing plant that it already owned to 10 Mmcf/d. | In February, 2010 Alpha announced a joint venture (JV) with [[Rice Energy LLC|Rice Energy]] to drill up to 100 [[Marcellus shale]] wells. The JV's immediate plans were to invest $20 million in drilling four wells on approximately 20,000 acres Alpha had obtained through its buyout of ''Foundation Coal'' in July, 2009. The company also planned to double the capacity of a natural gas processing plant that it already owned to 10 Mmcf/d. | ||
| * Kevin Crutchfield is Alpha's CEO. | * Kevin Crutchfield is Alpha's CEO. | ||
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Abingdon, Virginia-based Alpha Natural Resources, Inc. (ANR) is one of the largest coal producers in the U.S.
In February, 2010 Alpha announced a joint venture (JV) with Rice Energy to drill up to 100 Marcellus shale wells. The JV's immediate plans were to invest $20 million in drilling four wells on approximately 20,000 acres Alpha had obtained through its buyout of Foundation Coal in July, 2009. The company also planned to double the capacity of a natural gas processing plant that it already owned to 10 Mmcf/d.
- Kevin Crutchfield is Alpha's CEO.
