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COAL BLOODED

COAL BLOODED is an eBook which describes how the U.S. is transitioning away from coal as one of its primary energy sources, and also highlights the major U.S. utilities, which are investing billions into renewable energy sources. COAL BLOODED will also include information about India's voracious appetite for coal, and will update the role of coal, in China, and the Asia-Pacific region. This eBook is available, on Amazon, for 99 cents.

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COAL BLOODED

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  1. COAL BLOODED • COAL BLOODED highlight the decline of coal, in the U.S., and detail the billions of investments being made by U.S. utilities into renewable energy sources. • COAL BLOODED will be available, for free, on Amazon, from May 5, through May 9. Afterwards, COAL BLOODED will be available on Amazon, for 99 cents • Developed by Vincent J. Lentini

  2. COAL BLOODED MAJOR TOPICS • Coal’s decline in the U.S. • Clean coal • Coal thriving internationally • The Shale Gas Revolution • Major U.S legislation passed to reduce pollution • Major U.S. Utilities investing billions into natural gas and renewable energy sources

  3. The 5 Largest Coal Consumers Globally • China • United States • India • Russia • Japan

  4. The Decline In Coal Has Been Caused By Several Factors, Some Of Which Include: • The low price of natural gas driven by the Shale Gas Revolution • Tougher environmental regulations targeting pollution and carbon emissions • Increased proliferation of cleaner renewable energy sources

  5. Major U.S. Utilities Which Have Shut Down Substantial Coal-Fired Capacity • American Electric Power • FirstEnergy • Southern Company

  6. U.S. Power Generation Components, In 2015 • Natural Gas 33% • Coal 33% • Nuclear 20% • Hydroelectric 6.0% • Wind 4.7% • Geothermal 0.4% • Biomass 1.6% • Solar 0.6% • Petroleum 1% • Other <1%

  7. India Coal Demand • In 2015, India’s annual coal demand exceeded 750 million tons • India will be constructing the largest number of coal plants of all Asian/Pacific nations • By 2020, India plans to produce 1.5 billion tons of coal, annually • The country plans to invest $100 billion into renewable energy sources, including wind power projects and solar parks • India will continue to become more reliant on coal, as it continues to expand electricity generation for its massive population

  8. The Mercury & Air Toxins Standard Act • Was passed in December 2011, to protect families from harmful power plant mercury emissions and toxic air pollutants • Some of the toxic air pollutants, include: arsenic, cyanide, nickel, selenium, acid gas • Mercury has harmful impacts upon the human body, including: impairing thinking, learning, and can harm the nervous system of children exposed in the womb • The other pollutants can cause, asthma, cancer, heart disease, and premature death

  9. The Largest Shale Gas Producing Regions, In The U.S., At The End Of 2015 • Marcellus • Permian Basin • Eagle Ford • Haynesville • Niobrara • Utica • Bakken

  10. Some Of The Major U.S. Utilities Investing Into Renewable Energy Sources • American Electric Power • Con Edison • Dominion Resources • Duke Energy • Entergy • Exelon • Nextera Energy Resources • Pacific Gas & Electric • Public Service Enterprise Group • Southern Company • XCEL Energy

  11. Southern Company • Southern Company has significantly reduced its coal generating capacity, over the last 10 years. • In 2004, coal generated 78 percent of the company’s total electricity generating capacity. In 2015, coal generates less than 40 percent of the company’s total electricity generation. • Over the same period natural gas generation has increased from only 4 percent of total electricity generation, and has increased to over 40 percent, of total power generation. • At the end of 2015, Southern Company had a total of 1,800 megawatts, (MW), of renewable energy capacity

  12. Other eBooks Include: • The Global Crude Oil Addiction • Canada Will Emerge As An Energy Superpower • Renewable Energy’s Impact On Hydrocarbon Dominance • The Shale Gas Revolution • FRACK OFF! • LATINO HEAT • CHINA’S CATACLYSM • THOSE MOTHERFRACKERS! ALL eBooks are available on Amazon & iTunes

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