Greenmont Energy Consulting offers industry leading modeling and consulting services specializing in the areas of coal, natural gas, nuclear and renewable energy as well as electricity generation and transmission.

Our lines of business include:

- Custom project consulting for government and private sector clients

- Leasing of the Greenmont Energy Model (GEM) to qualified users

- Publication of market research & analyses

- Data services

- Coal procurement & brokerage

- Coal & electric generation asset valuation and M&A due diligence

- Expert witness testimony

Our clients include, among others, utilities, mining companies, railroads, consulting firms and government entities.

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The Greenmont Energy Model (GEM) is an industry leading forecasting system which allows users to simulate and project, among other things, coal prices and production for over 100 coal types, emission allowance prices as well as plant burn and dispatch costs at the unit level. 

Contact us to inquire about GEM or click here for more information about the model.

Recent Publications:  2008 Powder River Basin Coal Price Forecast

                                2008 Powder River Basin Coal Production Forecast

                                2008 Illinois Basin Coal Price Forecast

                                2008 Illinois Basin Coal Production Forecast

New Databases:         Existing and announced clean-up equipment installations at unit level (Wet/Dry scrubber, SCR, SNCR, LNB etc.) Updated November 2008

                                 Coal-fired projects in the U.S with status updates, and unit specific challenges if any. Updated November 2008

 

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New Market Research Report Available for Purchase

Impact of Varying Global Export Levels on Appalachian Coal Prices, Production and Coal Burn Choices

(includes granular coal by coal forecasts)

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Greenmont Energy Consulting has just announced the release of its newest report on The Impact of Varying Global Export Levels on Appalachian Coal Prices, Production & Plant Coal Burn Choices.

The results in the report, generated by the highly sophisticated GEM™ model, project future market movements and their impacts on Appalachian prices and production.

6 New Coal Plants Still Pressing On

Omaha Public Power's 663-MW City 2 plant in on schedule and is almost finished with construction.  The facility should be operational this summer.

Salt River Project's Springerville 4 unit

is approximately 88% complete.  The 40-MW unit is scheduled to begin operation in December.

Xcel Energy's Comanche 350-MW plant is expected to be in commercial operation in late 2009.

LG&E remains on schedule to complete its coal-fired plant in Trimble County, KY.  It is expected to be in service in early 2010.

Black Hills Power's 100-MW Wygen 3 power plant is expected to go into service in June of next year.

City Public Service of San Antonio is approximately 55% finished with construction of its 750-MW Spruce 2 unit.  It is scheduled to be online by summer of next year.