Illinois Basin

Hamilton County Coal, LLC operates Mine #1, which is an underground mine located near the city of Dahlgren in Hamilton County, Illinois. Mine #1 utilizes longwall mining techniques to produce high-sulfur coal. The preparation plant at Hamilton County Coal has a throughput capacity of 2,000 tons of raw coal per hour.

River View Coal, LLC operates the River View mine, which is an underground mine located near Morganfield in Union County, Kentucky. River View utilizes continuous mining units employing room-and-pillar mining techniques to produce high-sulfur coal and is the largest mine of its type in the nation. River View's preparation plant has a throughput capacity of 2,700 tons of raw coal per hour.

Gibson County Coal, LLC operates the Gibson South Mine, located near the city of Princeton in Gibson County, Indiana. Gibson South is an underground mine and utilizes continuous mining units employing room-and-pillar mining techniques to produce low/medium-sulfur coal. The Gibson South mine's preparation plant has a throughput capacity of 1,800 tons of raw coal per hour.

Gibson County Coal, LLC operates the Gibson North mine, an underground mining complex located near the city of Princeton in Gibson County, Indiana. When active, the mine utilizes continuous mining units employing room-and-pillar mining techniques to produce medium-sulfur coal. The preparation plant has a throughput capacity of 700 tons of raw coal per hour.

Warrior Coal, LLC operates the Cardinal mine, located near Madisonville in Hopkins County, Kentucky. Warrior utilizes continuous mining units employing room-and-pillar mining techniques. Warrior’s preparation plant has a throughput capacity of 1,200 tons of raw coal per hour.

The Mt. Vernon Transfer Terminal is a coal-loading terminal on the Ohio River at Mt. Vernon, Indiana. Coal is delivered to Mt. Vernon by both rail and truck. The terminal has a capacity of 8 million tons per year with existing ground storage. Mt. Vernon is capable of receiving and unloading 105-car unit trains of coal via EVWR (with direct connections to the majority of Class I railroads) that can transfer to ground storage and/or direct to barge(s).