Leveraging Jackson Hole's Power of Place into Ideas and Action

What We Do

Founded in 2002, the Jackson Hole Institute (JHI) is a leading Rocky Mountain region nonpartisan NGO. We leverage Jackson Hole's Power of Place into ideas and action.

We have two organizational pillars: working with energy communities to accelerate next-generation energy leadership; and, through Jackson Hole working groups and Track 2s, generating new ideas and action benefitting global challenges

Energy Communities & Energy Leadership

Jackson Hole Investor Group

Coal Regions

Power of Place

Global Business Roundtable

Jackson Hole Summit

Global Change Series

Insights

Assessing Coal Product Viability Using Economic, Environment, Security Lenses

By Pete Kocubinski, Sam Heintz, and Jeff Ehrhardt Coal is primarily used for combustion through thermal power production and coking in steelmaking, but it has also long been used for various products including diesel, syngas, and chemicals. These efforts have generally been undertaken in countries lacking petroleum and natural gas resources or in energy-producing regions looking for economic diversification. In these cases, economic and environmental inefficiencies have taken

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