Release Date: February 2008
Next Release Date: February 2009 

• Findings
• Oil and Gas Production
• Petroleum Refining
• Branded Retail Outlets
  & Gasoline Sales
• Costs Incurred &
  Capital Expenditures
• Electric Power
  Generation Capacity
• Uranium Production
• Coal Production
• Shares of U.S. Totals
• Net FDI Capital Flows

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Coal Production

Coal production in the United States by FDI-affiliates increased slightly in 2005. Affiliates of Rio Tinto (England and Wales, and Australia) and BHP Billiton (Australia, and England and Wales) had small offsetting changes in production while affiliates of Scottish Power (Scotland) had a very small increase.

� Coal Production in the United States by FDI-Affiliate Companies, 2003 - 2005
��(Million Short Tons)
Foreign Parent - FDI-Affiliate	2003	2004	2005	2004 - 2005 Percent Change
Rio Tinto - Kennecott Energy	119.1	129.7	128.6	-0.8
BHP Billiton - BHP Minerals International	14.8	15.8	16.8	6.3
Scottish Power - Interwest Mining	9.4	9.0	9.4	4.4
RAG - RAG American Coal	9.4	- -	- -	NM
RWE - CONSOL Energy	60.4	- -	- -	NM
Itochu - Canyon Fuel	13.1	- -	- -	NM
Total FDI-Affiliate Companies	226.2	154.5	154.8	0.2
Total United States	1,071.8	1,112.1	1,131.5	1.7
Percent FDI-Affiliate Companies	21.1	13.9	13.7	- -
�� Notes:� - - = Not applicable.� NM = Not meaningful.� Some company data may be sales, not production.� Components may not add to totals because of independent rounding.
�� Sources: Companies:� National Mining Association, "2004 Coal Producer Survey," (May 2005, Washington, DC) Table 1, and previous issues.� Canyon Fuel:� Arch Coal, 2003 Report to Securities and Exchange Commission on Form 10-KA1, and previous years.� U.S. Totals:� Energy Information Administration, Annual Coal Report 2004, DOE/EIA-0584(2003) (Washington, DC, October 2006), Table ES1, and previous issues.