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ARIPPA Organized in 1989, ARIPPA is a non-profit trade association based in Pennsylvania.

The Appalachian Region Independent Power Producers Association (ARIPPA) is a non-profit trade association comprised of electric power producers and environmental remediators located in Pennsylvania and West Virginia that use coal refuse as a primary fuel. Its membership is comprised of electric generating plants producing alternative energy and/or steam and businesses associated with the industry. (“Co-Generation” plants produce and sell both alternative energy electricity and steam). Most ARIPPA member plants are currently located in or near the Anthracite or Bituminous coal regions of the United States. Collectively member plants generate alternative energy electricity using environmentally-friendly Circulating Fluidized Bed (CFB) boiler technology to convert waste coal (coal mining refuse) and/or other alternative fuels such as biomass into alternative energy and steam. Accordingly ARIPPA is organized to:
• advance the alternative energy electric power production industry
• encourage education about alternative energy electric power production
and related industries
• promote the environmentally responsible production of electric power
• promote the utilization of electricity produced by alternative energy
electric power producers
• endorse the continuity and growth of the alternative energy power
production industry
• assist in meeting this country's energy, industrial, economic, and
environmental needs


Further information on the “waste coal to alternative energy” industry can be found at www.arippa.org

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