Business Details
Our team at Lightfoot Resources LLC founded our company in order to help facilitate the transition from fossil fuels like coal to renewable energy sources. We have extensive experience in the coal industry, and we are here to help you prepare for your companys future and transition your operations and revenue to alternative energy sources. You can count on us to help guide you through the process, reducing your carbon emissions and securing new revenue streams to help your company come out the other side of this change as robust as ever. We are proud to serve the US market, and we want to help the local coal industry make the transition to renewable energy. To learn more about how we can help you, just give us a call.
Services
Renewable Energy Developers
Our team at Lightfoot Resources LLC has extensive experience in the coal industry, and we are interested in partnering with developers experienced in building solar power generation plants at our reclaimed and repurposed coal mines.
Sustainability
We are part of the energy transition industry at Lightfoot Resources LLC, and we participate through our Coal to Carbon Credit and Renewable Energy Strategy. The ultimate goal is to permanently retire operating coal mines and replace their revenue streams with alternative options based in renewable energy or economic development.
Carbon Credits
In a compulsory market, where the government and its regulators mandate greenhouse gas limits, companies receive a certain number of carbon credits, or permits allowing them to emit a specific amount of greenhouses gasses, every year. If you want to know more about how to get involved in this rapidly growing market, just give us a call.
Coal Customers
Our team is here to help transition away from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. However, in the near term, utilities and steel companies have a need for coal to convert to electricity and steel.
Voluntary Carbon Credit Buyers
As global climate change continues, there is an increasing desire for corporations to demonstrate that they are doing their share to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions by reducing their own emissions and purchasing voluntary carbon credits to offset emissions which cannot feasibly be eliminated.