Related Sites
Ohio Specific Sites
 | Ohio Coal Development Office (Principal state agency promoting environmental technologies that can use high-sulfur Ohio coal. Past and currently funded projects are listed under Projects category.) |
| Ohio Materials Exchange (OMEx) (A statewide recycling and reuse programs that includes Ash and Combustion By-Products. It contains listings for materials available and wanted.) |
| Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (Check out Division of Solid & Infectious Waste Management and Division of Surface Water. OEPA Rules and Regulations can also be accessed from the webpage.) |
| Ohio Department of Natural Resources - Division of Mines & Reclamation (Section on Abandoned Mined Lands contains a PowerPoint presentation on Broken Aro AML FGD Reclamation Project.) |
| Ohio Department of Transportation (Specifications on the use of fly ash in concrete pavements and low strength mortar backfills can be obtained by conducting a search for fly ash) |
Federal Agencies
| Federal Energy Technology Center - US Department of Energy (To access the Coal Combustion Byproducts Utilization web page of DOE/FETC, please follow the following directions: From the main DOE/FETC page, select Products. Under the Power Systems table, select Environment. Then select Coal Combustion Byproducts Utilization.) |
| Clean Coal Technology Program - US Department of Energy |
| Energy Information Administration - US Department of Energy |
| US EPA - Office of Solid Waste |
| CCB Information Network - Office of Surface Mining, US Department of Interior |
University Research Centers
Professional & Trade Organizations
| American Coal Ash Association |
| Electric Power Research Institute |
| Midwest Concrete Consortium |
Material Specific Information
Application Specific Information