Coal Powers Our Daily Life
We are committed to providing that resource to communities across the nation. We strive to do our jobs safely, compliantly and in a way that positively impacts the communities in which we live and work.
The CONSOL Energy that we know today holds some of the best coal assets in the world. We own and operate the Pennsylvania Mining Complex, the Baltimore Marine Terminal, and control over 1 billion tons of undeveloped reserves.
Staying true to our core values
The Appalachian Region is, once again, a global energy powerhouse. CONSOL Energy is changing too. But our core values will never change. They are:
- Safety – for all employees, contractors and communities in which we live and work.
- Compliance – with both the letter and spirit of applicable laws and regulations.
- Continuous Improvement – in both processes and performance.
Mining Operations
The Pennsylvania Mining Complex, located in Greene and Washington counties, is the largest underground coal mine complex in North America. Consisting of the Bailey, Enlow Fork and Harvey mines, along with the central preparation plant and train loadout facility. It is among the safest and most productive complexes in the world.
Bailey Mine
- Longwall mining operations began in 1984
- First mine to be developed at the PA mining complex
- Assigned & Accessible Reserves: 108.2M tons
- Thermal and Crossover Coal
- Production units:
- 2 longwalls
- 7 continuous mining sections
- Average annual production capacity: 11.5 million tons
- 2019: 12.2 million tons and 2018: 12.7 million tons of coal
Enlow Fork Mine
- Longwall mining operations began in 1991
- Assigned and Accessible Reserves: 321.7M tons
- Thermal and Crossover Coal
- Production units:
- 2 longwalls
- 7 continuous mining sections
- Average annual production capacity: 11.5 million tons
- 2019: 10.0 million tons and 2018: 9.9 million tons of coal
Harvey Mine
- Longwall mining operations began in 2014
- Assigned and Accessible Reserves: 228M tons
- Thermal and Crossover Coal
- Production units:
- 1 longwall
- 4 continuous mining sections
- Average annual production capacity: 5.5 million tons
- 2019: 5.0 million tons and 2018: 5.0 million tons of coal
Centralized Coal Processing Facility
- Washes and processes up to 8,200 tons of coal per hour
- Nine raw coal silos with aggregate storage capacity of 153,000 tons
- Six clean coal silos with an aggregate storage capacity of 132,500 tons
- Onsite logistics infrastructure, includes dual-batch train loadout facility
Train Loadout Facility
- Dual-batch facility that operates 24/7 and loads up to 9,000 tons of coal per hour and ten unit trains per day
- Highest capacity in the east
- 19.3 miles of track that includes three side tracks
- Accommodates multiple unit trains for increased efficiency
- Coal blending capabilities to suit customers specifications
- Online quality monitoring systems analyze coal quality as rail car is loaded within 0.03 sulfur
Itmann Mine
- Development mining began in April 2020
- Low vol metallurgical coal mine in Wyoming County, WV
- 20+ million tons life-of-mine production
- Estimated capacity: 900,000+ tons/year
- Full production expected in mid to late 2022
From Baltimore to the World’s Energy Market
Marine Terminal
Strategically located in the Port of Baltimore, CONSOL Energy’s Baltimore Marine terminal is one of two coal export terminals on the Eastern Seaboard with the ability to serve the largest ocean-going ships in the world, and the only one served by two rail lines — Norfolk Southern and CSX Transportation. With an annual through-put capacity of 15 million tons of coal, the Terminal’s infrastructure and ground storage allow for highly specific blending capabilities to meet customer demands. The Terminal has processed over ten million tons of coal per annum on average since 2010, exported a record 14.284 million tons in 2017, and set a monthly record in March 2015 of 1.854 million tons exported.
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