Doing Business with US Coal Exchange

At US Coal Exchange, we do everything in our power to find innovative solutions that ensure timely delivery, reduce customer risk and build a long-term relationship with our customers.

Our numerous relationships with coal suppliers provides us the ability to find the coal you need to meet your request. We can price your request FOB at the mine loading site or FOB US costal port

We provide many different types of coal including, steam, metallurgical, hard coking, anthracite, etc.

USCX also provides representation for coal mine and coal reserve owners looking to sell their holdings or looking to acquire additional properties.

Coal Purchasing Procedures

All coal purchase requests start with a call into our office where amount, quality, delivery,  procedures and prequalification details will be discussed.

A signed LOI  will be required from the buyer issued to US Coal Exchange or other name supplied by USCX. The LOI should include amount, target price, delivery, specifications, contact information and any relevant information to the request. Sanatized LOIs or LOI's issued to "End Seller" or issued from a broker will not be accepted.

Currently, we and our suppliers do not offer CIF delivery. Any purchase of coal will be paid FOB once ship is loaded and confirmed.  Prospective buyers must have or will need to arrange shipping for  their coal purchases. USCX may be able to provide third party transportation services on request.

IMPORTANT:  Buyers or their true mandates must be available to communicate with USCX directly.
Discussions and documents, including banking, contact and company info are considered extremely confidential and will never be sent through broker chains or allowed the possibility to leak out to the Internet.

For Brokers

We honor and include all facilitators or brokers involved in introducing potential buyers/sellers to US Coal Exchange that results in a closing transaction.

It must be understood that the buying and selling of coal and any other commodity involves very confidential corporate and financial information. Buyers and sellers negotiate deals directly. Information is not passed through  individuals that are not direct employees of the companies or true mandates verified by paperwork.

Master Fee Protection agreements for brokers are issued and negotiated on a case by case basis at the contract stage of a transaction.