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Total Permits Updated (see CMAA Archives in Members Section)
 

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Total Permits Updated on Archive Page
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Spot Prices
Severance Tax Collections
Production
 

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CMAA Production Archive Updated
 

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 Did You Know...?

Natural Gas is among the cleanest-burning fossil fuels in domestic production

  • A large component of Natural Gas is methane (CH4).
  • Methane is a by-product of the geologic process that turns organic material into coal.
  • 13% of the land in the lower 48 United States has some sort of coal under it, and nearly all of this coal contains methane.
  • Methane gas, a hazard in underground coal mining, is normally wasted into the atmosphere.
  • A process developed during the search for non-conventional fuels permits the extraction of this natural gas from the coal beds.
  • Coalbed methane is produced in 7 counties in Alabama and accounts for about 40% of all natural gas produced in the state.  Operators have invested about $3.5 BILLION to develop the resource. 
  • The Coalbed Methane Association of Alabama, a non-profit trade association made up of individuals and companies engaged in the development of coalbed methane resources in Alabama. The CMAA has promoted the continued development of this valuable resource in the state for more than 23 years.

 

Member Resources

Contact Us
Mailing Address

3829 Lorna Road
Suite 306
Birmingham, Alabama 35244

Numbers

Phone: (205)733-8087
Fax: (205) 985-0042

Email

General Inquiries:
dlathem@coalbed.com

For specific inquiries about production reports, or for mailing list or membership info, please contact: gail@coalbed.com 

Copyright © 2009 Coalbed Methane Association of Alabama

3829 Lorna Road
Suite 306
Birmingham, Alabama 35244

Phone: (205)733-8087
Fax: (205) 985-0042

dlathem@coalbed.com