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of the UK’s leading integrated power and gas companies – generating and distributing electricity, and retailing power and gas – and are part of the E.ON

coal-fired power stations. Scottish Power's power stations are: Cockenzie Power Station located in Prestopans, East Lothian. It comprises two units and has an

10% of the power in the grid. In 2011 over 28% of the electricity generated by the company was from coal-fired power stations. Paul Massara - Chief Executive

Drax Power Limited is "the operating subsidiary of Drax Group plc" and the owner and operator of the 3,870 megawatt coal-fired Drax Power Station. As a

energy project development company." The company has no operating projects other than its involvement in promoting a Carbon Capture and Storage project at Teeside

International Power Mitsui is the trading name for a consortium of International Power plc (70%) and Mitsui & Co. Ltd (30%) which owned the Loy Yang B power station

Department of Trade and Industry (UK) Scottish Coal British Geological Survey European Union Large Combustion Plant Directive United Kingdom and coal Very low

(Phase I) and 12/08 (Phase II)." The Summit Power Group is currently developing a carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility in Texas called the Texas Clean

medical and special gases and a part of The Linde Group. BOC boasts that it is "pioneering clean energy technologies including carbon capture and storage"

Department of Energy and Climate Change, "Short list for UK’s £1bn CCS competition announced", Media Release, October 30, 2012. United Kingdom and coal

use and production of coal Australia and coal China and coal Colombia and coal Germany and coal Indonesia and coal Japan and coal New Zealand and coal

"Utilities", Sembcorp Utilities website, accessed October 2012. Europe and coal United Kingdom and coal

European Environment Agency, October 2012. See Sheet 17, identified in the tabs at the foot of the Excel spreadhseet as "UK"). United Kingdom Quality Ash Association

Eggborough Power is the owner and operator of the 1960 megawatt coal-fired Eggborough Power Station. Eggborough Power Ltd Eggborough Power Station Eggborough

experienced in the power industry." North Killingholme IGCC Project in the United Kingdom was proposed by C.GEN in March 2011. The company states that the plant

operating on syngas in 2013 in the first phase. By 2015 the power station would have the gasification and carbon capture units installed and then move to full

initiaitives", Centrica website, accessed August 2008. Europe and coal United Kingdom and coal

of coal burnt at power stations in the UK." In its annual report the company describes itself as a "mining, property and power company." UK Coal -- which

Progressive Energy. The company states that "in the UK, this includes the development of the Catcher and Solan fields as well as the potential exploitation of

coal projects in the United Kingdom, see Opposition to coal in the United Kingdom. In May 2007, the UK government released a White Paper on the government's