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Who Will Bid for Cloud Peak Energy’s Coal Mines in the Powder River Basin? Oil & Gas 360

Who Will Bid for Cloud Peak Energy’s Coal Mines in the Powder River Basin?

Wyoming’s big coal mines continue to run while company is in bankruptcy From the Casper Star-Tribune The final day to submit bids for assets of Wyoming’s third-largest coal producer is July 8. Cloud Peak Energy, which owns Antelope and Cordero Rojo mines in the Powder River Basin, declared bankruptcy in May. A hearing to approve any sales will take place

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Sign of the Times: Coal Giant Cloud Peak Files for Chapter 11

From the Casper Star Tribune Cloud Peak Energy, the coal giant that operates two Wyoming mines, filed for bankruptcy Friday amid mounting debt and declining demand. The filing follows months of troubling signs for the Powder River Basin operator, which for a time avoided the economic difficulties of its competitors but had of late experienced growing financial challenges as the market

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Cloud Peak Energy Gets Short Reprieve Amid Bankruptcy Concerns

From the Casper Star-Tribune Cloud Peak Energy gained another week of reprieve last Tuesday, when the coal company reached an agreement with creditors to extend a grace period for their unpaid debt until May 7. In a filing last Wednesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the coal firm that operates the Antelope and Cordero Rojo mines in Campbell County

Once Fierce, Coal is Losing Power

Two stories below patch together the story of coal: Wyoming’s Cloud Peak Energy, EIA current count of coal mines in the U.S. and their production 2019 will be a pivotal year for Cloud Peak Energy From the Gillette News Record Cloud Peak Energy Corp.’s New Year’s resolution list for 2019 is short — survive. Resolutions can run the gambit of