Analysis of Strategies for Reducing Multiple Emissions from Electric Power Plants: Sulfur Dioxide, Nitrogen Oxides, Carbon Dioxide, and Mercury and a Renewable Portfolio Standard - Table 18. Coal Market Projections in the Integrated Moderate Targets and I

Table 18. Coal Market Projections in the Integrated Moderate Targets
and Integrated All CO₂ 1990-7% Cases, 2010 and 2020

Projection	1999	2010			2020
Projection	1999	Reference Case	Integrated Moderate Targets Case	Integrated All CO₂ 1990-7% Case	Reference Case	Integrated Moderate Targets Case	Integrated All CO₂ 1990-7% Case
Electricity Sector Coal Consumption (Million Tons)	923	1,145	738	587	1,196	680	574
Total Coal Production (Million Tons)	1,110	1,295	895	749	1,340	836	731
Minemouth Coal Price (1999 Dollars per Ton)	16.98	14.08	14.14	15.43	12.87	12.68	14.08
Delivered Coal Price to Generators (1999 Dollars per Million Btu)	1.22	1.06	0.98	0.98	0.98	0.88	0.91
Effective Delivered Coal Price to Generators (1999 Dollars per Million Btu)^a	1.22	1.06	3.83	4.15	0.98	3.94	3.19
Scrubber Retrofits (Cumulative Gigawatts of Generating Capability with Scrubbers Added)^b	0	7	4	28	15	4	32
Average Hg Content of Coal (Pounds per Trillion Btu)^a	7.7	7.2	6.6	6.4	7.0	6.6	6.4
^aEffective delivered price reflects the cost impact of CO₂ emission allowances in cases that include a CO₂ cap. ^bAn additional 2.7 gigawatts of retrofits are planned during 2000-2002. ^cModel estimate, calculated by weighting Hg content for each coal supply curve (see Table 6 in Chapter 2) by model estimates of shipments. Source: National Energy Modeling System, runs M2BASE.D060801A, M2PHF08R_X.D070901A, and M2P7B08R_X.D070601A.