Americans for Balanced Energy Choices

Parent Organization: American Cltn for Clean Coal Electricity

The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE, formerly ABEC or Americans for Balanced Energy Choices) is a U.S. non-profit advocacy group representing major American coal producers, utility companies, and railroads. Through both legislative efforts and consumer-facing advocacy methods, the organization seeks to reinforce public opinion and legislation related to the current and future role of coal-generated electricity in the United States, placing emphasis on the development and deployment of clean coal technologies.

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The tables show occurrences of "Americans for Balanced Energy Choices" in public comments on proposed federal regulations.