About Us

Community Impact

Part of being a good corporate citizen is supporting meaningful community events, programs and venues. Over the years, we have created partnerships with key organizations to help our community assets thrive, including:

Consol Energy Center
Consol Energy Park

CONSOL Energy Center

In 2010, CONSOL began a 21-year partnership with the Pittsburgh Penguins when we agreed to share our name with the team's new state-of-the-art LEED Gold Certified building. This agreement puts a stamp on our commitment to remain an integral part of the community in southwestern Pennsylvania.

CONSOL Energy Park

In 2007, we entered into a 10-year naming rights sponsorship with the Washington Wild Things to ensure CONSOL Energy Park remains an affordable family entertainment destination in Washington County, Pa.

 


Waynesburg College Celebrating the Arts Festival Partnerships

CONSOL is pleased to partner with Waynesburg University to bring a wide variety of entertainment to the Greene County area through the university's "Celebrating the Arts" Series. The annual summer program, which is open to the public, features musical performances, a summer theatre play and an art show.

West Virginia Symphony Orchestra

As the "Ambassador of Fine Arts" for the state of West Virginia, the West Virginia Symphony works hard to bring tours to communities with little or no access to a live orchestra. CONSOL Energy's donation helps the symphony to not only achieve that goal, but enables the group to attract the highest quality musicians and artists.

Boy Scouts of America Golf Classic

For many years, CONSOL Energy has partnered with the Greater Pittsburgh Council - Boy Scouts of America - on their annual golf outing. The event is traditionally held toward the end of summer in Pittsburgh, and draws a large crowd dedicated to furthering the mission of the Greater Pittsburgh Council of the Boy Scouts of America - which serves Allegheny, Beaver, Washington, Greene and portions of Westmoreland and Fayette counties in southwestern Pennsylvania.