CONSOL Energy

Honoring bold leadership and vision in the energy industry. Jimmy Brock's recognition as a C-Suite Award winner by the Pittsburgh Business Times highlights the dedication driving coal’s critical role today. Congratulations, Jimmy!

An electrical grid powered solely by renewable energy will significantly increase our dependence on foreign nations, many of them with lower workplace safety and environmental standards. For instance, China controls roughly 90% of the market for refining rare earth elements, which are critical to the production of EV motors and wind turbines. Learn more at theCOALhardtruth.com. Source: IEA: The Role of Critical Minerals in Clean Energy Transitions

Get an inside look at the coal industry through Sam’s eyes as we descend underground. From the hard work to the importance of coal in today’s energy mix, Sam breaks down why his job matters and how coal continues to fuel our future. Learn more at theCOALhardtruth.com.

News Flash! Matt Mackowiak joins TechVibe Podcast to discuss the ambitious goals for renewable energy and the realities of our current infrastructure. Learn the truth about transitioning to renewable energy at theCOALhardtruth.com.

To achieve a scenario where solar and wind provide the majority of U.S. electricity in 2035, the existing transmission capacity might need to triple in size. That could require the installation of up to 10,100 miles of new transmission lines every year starting in 2026.[1] In 2023, as a point of reference, only 195.9 miles of new transmission lines were installed in the U.S.[2] Visit theCOALhardtruth.com to learn more [1] Source: National Renewable Energy Laboratory: 100% Clean Electricity by 2035 Study [2] Source: U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission: Office of Energy Projects Energy Infrastructure Update For November 2023, pg. 7.

Welcome to ‘Fuel for Thought’—The series where we quiz you on fascinating energy facts. Think you know how much coal contributes to your life? Test your knowledge and let us know below. Source: Minerals Education Coalition: Mineral Usage Statistics

Renewable energy investments may be growing, but the facts tell a different story. Despite massive efforts, fossil fuel use has barely declined, while coal remains a key player. Learn why coal still matters at theCOALhardtruth.com

Fossil fuels play a crucial role in powering industries that keep the world moving. In our latest #coalcomebacks, we dive into why coal remains essential for our future. Learn more at theCOALhardtruth.com

News Flash! Coal isn’t going anywhere. Matthew Mackowiak, MBA on the Pittsburgh Technology Council & Fortyx80 TechVibe podcast explains that 35% of the world’s electricity still comes from coal, and global demand hit an all-time high last year. Learn why coal still matters at theCOALhardtruth.com.

Over the last two decades, the overall use of fossil fuels around the world has increased by roughly 41%, with the use of coal increasing by approximately 55%. Learn more at theCOALhardtruth.com. Source: Energy Institute: Statistical Review of World Energy 2023. Based on data provided for consumption of Coal, Oil, Natural Gas.