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Mike Duncan on Platts Energy Week Tomorrow

Posted by Bianca Prade at 1:53 pm, February 23, 2013

Tomorrow, ACCCE President and CEO, Robert “Mike” Duncan will be a guest on Platts Energy Week in Washington, D.C. During his interview, Duncan will discuss a variety of topics facing the coal-based electricity industry, including prospects for new clean coal technologies.

Platts Energy Week is an independent all energy news and talk program aired weekly in Washington D.C., and Houston that reaches industry executives, lawmakers, policymakers, traders and investors, regulators and other stakeholders in energy.

We hope you’ll be watching.

23 February 2013, 1:53 pm | Posted in ACCCE News

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