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EBM Mining Operations, LLC

Membership and operating status are from the latest MSHA Mines snapshot. Open a mine for its ownership history.

MSHA OPERATOR ID0205513

No active facilities are listed for this operator. Showing all reported facilities, including historical operations.

MINE PORTFOLIO

2 of 2 mines and facilities

2025-01-01 – 2026-10-31. All statuses records; production reporting is not required.

Material, method and type filters apply to this table. The portfolio’s status applies to the entire page. GEM fields describe their own release, not the selected MSHA year.

MineLocation / typeCoal · short tonsHours workedViolationsAccident recordsOn-site inspection hours
AUS #11519847 · NonProducing6/8 quarters reportedPike, KYUnderground · MSHA: Coal (Bituminous)66,36426,52221501,225.8
Mine #21519269 · Temporarily Idled6/8 quarters reportedPike, KYUnderground · MSHA: Coal (Bituminous)31,96014,5841254669.5

Production and hours sum available quarterly reports. — means unavailable; zero safety records means none in the selected imported period. Ownership reflects the current MSHA record.

LOCATION

Portfolio map

2 of 2 mines with usable MSHA coordinates. Select a marker to open a mine.

Mine coordinates

2025-01-01 – 2026-10-31Applies to production, safety and portfolio metrics. Silica samples have separate filters.

2025 Q1 – 2026 Q4

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Database snapshot · 2026-10-31. All 2 mines listed under this operator were checked; 2 have reports in the available quarters. Totals use current ownership.

Coal production

98,324

reported short tons

  1. 2025 Q117,831
  2. 2025 Q219,942
  3. 2025 Q326,036
  4. 2025 Q413,101
  5. 2026 Q112,928
  6. 2026 Q28,486
  7. 2026 Q3—No usable value reported
  8. 2026 Q4 *—No usable value reported

Hours worked

41,106

reported employee hours

  1. 2025 Q16,969
  2. 2025 Q29,177
  3. 2025 Q310,562
  4. 2025 Q44,194
  5. 2026 Q15,058
  6. 2026 Q25,146
  7. 2026 Q3—No usable value reported
  8. 2026 Q4 *—No usable value reported

Tons per hour

2.39

production ÷ hours worked

  1. 2025 Q12.56
  2. 2025 Q22.17
  3. 2025 Q32.47
  4. 2025 Q43.12
  5. 2026 Q12.56
  6. 2026 Q21.65
  7. 2026 Q3—No usable value reported
  8. 2026 Q4 *—No usable value reported

Missing values appear as —. Totals use available reports. Tons per hour requires production and hours for the same quarters and a nonzero hours total. * Striped bars mark partial mine coverage or an incomplete quarter. See the table for coverage.

Quarterly data and reporting coverage
Quarterly production, employment and reporting coverage for Lighthouse Mining, Inc.
QuarterCoal (short tons)Hours workedTons / hourAvg. employeesCoverage
2025 Q117,8316,9692.56252/2 mines reporting
2025 Q219,9429,1772.17302/2 mines reporting
2025 Q326,03610,5622.47362/2 mines reporting
2025 Q413,1014,1943.12322/2 mines reporting
2026 Q112,9285,0582.56172/2 mines reporting
2026 Q28,4865,1461.65132/2 mines reporting
2026 Q3————No report
2026 Q4————No report

Safety and enforcement

2025-01-01 – 2026-10-31

Violations

340

52 significant & substantial (S&S)

  1. 2025 Q179
  2. 2025 Q244
  3. 2025 Q349
  4. 2025 Q453
  5. 2026 Q131
  6. 2026 Q281
  7. 2026 Q33
  8. 2026 Q4 *0

Accident records

4

0 records classified as fatality

  1. 2025 Q10
  2. 2025 Q21
  3. 2025 Q32
  4. 2025 Q41
  5. 2026 Q10
  6. 2026 Q20
  7. 2026 Q30
  8. 2026 Q4 *0

Proposed penalties · USD

131,874.00

333 of 340 violations with amounts

  1. 2025 Q114,972
  2. 2025 Q210,503
  3. 2025 Q336,493
  4. 2025 Q422,437
  5. 2026 Q15,850
  6. 2026 Q241,300
  7. 2026 Q3319
  8. 2026 Q4 *—

On-site inspection hours

1,895.25

23 inspections · 23 with hours

  1. 2025 Q1303.25
  2. 2025 Q2354.00
  3. 2025 Q3499.00
  4. 2025 Q4244.00
  5. 2026 Q1200.50
  6. 2026 Q2265.50
  7. 2026 Q322.50
  8. 2026 Q4 *6.50

Counts are published records, including contractor records. * The quarter was incomplete at the snapshot date; recent counts may rise as reports arrive. — means no reported amount or hours. Portfolio totals use current membership.

Quarterly safety data
QuarterViolationsS&SProposed USDAccident recordsFatality recordsInspectionsOn-site hours
2025-Q1791614,972.00002303.3
2025-Q244710,503.00103354.0
2025-Q349736,493.00203499.0
2025-Q453822,437.00103244.0
2026-Q13145,850.00003200.5
2026-Q2811041,300.00004265.5
2026-Q330319.0000322.5
2026-Q4 *00—0026.5

Most cited CFR sections

All violations issued in the selected period. Counts combine subsections.

SectionViolationsS&S
Permissible electric face equipment; maintenance.30 CFR 75.503250
Mine ventilation plan; submission and approval.30 CFR 75.370246
Accumulation of combustible materials.30 CFR 75.400230
Maintenance of incombustible content of rock dust.30 CFR 75.403220
Quarterly sampling; mechanized mining units.30 CFR 70.208160
Methane monitors.30 CFR 75.342150
Electric equipment; examination, testing and maintenance.30 CFR 75.512156
Roof control plan.30 CFR 75.220131
Preshift examination at fixed intervals.30 CFR 75.360121
Not reported113

Safety activity

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  1. Transportation of liquefied and nonliquefied compressed gas cylinders; requirements.

    violationRecord 8252408
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.1106-2(a)(3) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  2. Maintenance of belt conveyors and belt conveyor entries.

    violationRecord 8252407
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.1731(a) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  3. Maintenance of belt conveyors and belt conveyor entries.

    violationRecord 8252406
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.1731(a) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  4. Automatic fire sensor and warning device systems; examination and test requirements.

    violationRecord 8252405
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.1103-8(c) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  5. Automatic fire sensors.

    violationRecord 8252404
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.1103-1 · $151.00 proposed penalty

  6. Automatic fire sensors and manual actuators; installation; minimum requirements.

    violationRecord 8252403
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.1107-4(a)(2)(i) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  7. Permissible electric face equipment; maintenance.

    violationRecord 8252402
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.503 · $151.00 proposed penalty

  8. Dry chemical devices; capacity; minimum requirements.

    violationRecord 9880100
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.1107-9(a)(1) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  9. Lighting fixtures; requirements.

    violationRecord 8252401
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.1719-2(e) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  10. Methane monitors.

    violationRecord 9880099
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.342(a)(4) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  11. Permissible electric face equipment; maintenance.

    violationRecord 9880098
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.503 · $151.00 proposed penalty

  12. Permanent splicing of trailing cables.

    violationRecord 9880097
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.604(b) · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  13. Power wires and cables; insulation and protection.

    violationRecord 9880096
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.517 · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  14. [Reserved]

    violationRecord 8281290
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 70.101(b) · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  15. Grounding offtrack direct-current machines and the enclosures of related detached components.

    violationRecord 9880093
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.703 · $151.00 proposed penalty

  16. Grounding offtrack direct-current machines and the enclosures of related detached components.

    violationRecord 9880092
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.703 · $151.00 proposed penalty

  17. Disconnecting devices.

    violationRecord 9880091
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.903 · $151.00 proposed penalty

  18. Short circuit protection; ratings and settings of circuit breakers.

    violationRecord 9880090
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.601-1 · $151.00 proposed penalty

  19. Deenergization of self-propelled electric face equipment installation requirements.

    violationRecord 9880089
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.523-1(a) · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  20. Mine ventilation plan; submission and approval.

    violationRecord 9880088
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.370(a)(1) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  21. Mine ventilation plan; submission and approval.

    violationRecord 9880087
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.370(a)(1) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  22. Warning devices.

    violationRecord 9880086
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 75.208 · $151.00 proposed penalty

  23. Respirable dust samples; report to operator; posting.

    violationRecord 8281287
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 70.211(c) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  24. Quarterly sampling; designated areas.

    violationRecord 8281286
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 70.209(a) · $151.00 proposed penalty

  25. Quarterly sampling; mechanized mining units.

    violationRecord 8281285
    AUS #1 · 1519847

    30 CFR 70.208(a)(1) · $151.00 proposed penalty

Safety sources and definitions

MSHA Violations (issue date), Accidents (accident date), and Inspections (begin date). Snapshot 2026-10-31.

Counts describe published rows, including contractor records; accident records are not distinct incidents or numbers of people injured.

Zero means no matching records in the imported sources, not proof of no events. Historical coverage differs by source; absence before a source begins reporting is not a zero incident rate. Invalid or absent dates and records after the snapshot are excluded.

S&S means SIG_SUB=Y. Fatality records use DEGREE_INJURY_CD=01. Proposed penalties are not final assessed or paid amounts; missing dollar values are omitted.

Inspection hours are SUM_TOTAL_ON_SITE_HOURS attributed to the inspection start date, without supervisor/trainee hours. Missing hours are omitted; a started inspection may still be open.

Portfolio totals use current mine membership, including events before the current owner or operator's tenure.

CFR headings link to the current Title 30 index; they are not historical legal determinations.

EIA-923 · COAL RECEIPTS

Coal shipments and quality

Receipts reported by power plants and terminals, matched by MSHA mine ID.

Latest EIA month: 2026-08Source checked 2026-10-31 · publication lag differs from MSHA.

REPORTED RECEIPTS · SHORT TONS—0 rows · 0 receiving plants
HEAT CONTENT · BTU/LB—Weighted by reported tons
SULFUR / ASH · % BY WEIGHT— / —Separate averages over measured receipts
DELIVERED COST · USD/TON—No price coverage

No receipts matched this operator in the selected period. EIA-923 does not cover all mine sales, exports or metallurgical coal shipments.

Delivered cost includes transport and is not mine revenue. Missing prices remain blank. * Fewer than three months are published in the selected quarter. Receipts reflect the months EIA has published; an unfinished quarter is not comparable with a full quarter. Portfolio matches use current ownership.

Coverage, sources and calculations
  • Reported coal receipts at EIA-923 power plants/terminals; this is not a census of mine shipments, exports or metallurgical sales.
  • Matches use only the published MSHA ID, normalized to seven digits. Unidentified mine origins remain in the source table but are not assigned to a mine.
  • Portfolio attribution uses current MSHA ownership, not ownership at the shipment date. Receipts and production can differ because of timing, stocks and coverage.
  • Quality means are weighted by positive reported tons with that measurement. Delivered cost uses only rows with published cost, positive heat and positive tons; missing/withheld costs are never zero-filled.
  • USD/ton = (cents/MMBtu ÷ 100) × MMBtu/ton. This is plant delivered cost, not mine sales price or revenue.
  • Receipt month is as published, including records supplied by annual respondents. Recent months are preliminary and subject to revision. Missing rows do not prove zero shipments.

Imported releases start 2008-01. This window includes 12 published months. EIA releases · Survey instructions

  • 2026 · preliminary · EIA923_Schedules_2_3_4_5_M_08_2026_22OCT2026.xlsx · Page 5 Fuel Receipts and Costs
  • 2025 · final · EIA923_Schedules_2_3_4_5_M_12_2025_Final.xlsx · Page 5 Fuel Receipts and Costs

EIA ANNUAL COAL REPORT · 2024

Coal prices and estimated revenue

Annual county prices and a production-based allocation of county coal sales.

Latest priced year: 2024Source checked 2026-10-31. Prices apply only to their calendar year.

FOB PRICE BENCHMARK · USD/TON—Weighted by estimated sales of covered mines
ESTIMATED SALES · SHORT TONS—Allocated from published county sales
ESTIMATED COAL REVENUE · USD—Covered mines only · not reported revenue
ANNUAL PRODUCTION COVERED0.0%0 of 1 producing annual mine records

The estimate assumes each eligible mine receives its county-average price and shares county sales in proportion to production. Actual sales and prices can differ substantially. Unavailable estimates are excluded; this is not a total for the whole portfolio. 1 current coal members have no matching annual record; their coverage is unknown. Annual price data uses a separate window from the MSHA charts.

Mine / countyAnnual production · tonsCounty FOB · USD/tonEst. sales · tonsEst. coal revenue · USDBasis / availability
Mine #21519269 · Pike, Kentucky48,918103.84——Below EIA sales-reporting threshold10 eligible mines / 10 sales respondents
AUS #11519847 · Location unavailable————No matching annual production record
Method, assumptions and source records
  1. This is an annual county-sales allocation, not reported mine or company revenue. Currency is nominal USD in the source year; quantities are short tons.
  2. Mine share = same-year annual mine production / eligible same-county production. Estimated sales = published county sales × share. Estimated coal revenue = estimated sales × published county average FOB price.
  3. The model assumes eligible mines share county sales in proportion to production and receive the county-average price. Matching mine counts is a check, not proof of identical respondents. Mine quality, contracts and sales timing can differ substantially. No statistical confidence interval is implied.
  4. FOB excludes transport and insurance. EIA-923 delivered costs do not enter this model. No grade premium, state/national fallback, quarterly apportionment or carry-forward to a later year is applied.
  5. Eligibility follows the source's production threshold and excludes preparation-only and refuse operations. Withheld values, inconsistent county counts and missing/ambiguous locations produce no estimate.
  6. County sales are published in thousands of tons and prices to cents. Calculations retain precision, but the inputs are rounded and the allocation is approximate.
  7. Portfolio attribution uses current MSHA ownership, not ownership during the sales year. Covered-mine sums exclude unavailable estimates and must not be read as whole-company revenue. Coverage denominators use the annual EIA mine-production release.

Sales-reporting threshold: 50,000 short tons per mine in 2024. Withheld sales or prices stay unavailable.

EIA Table 30 · county sales and FOB prices · EIA annual mine production · Release index

Annual report released November 19, 2025. Method: county-sales-allocation-v1. JSON and CSV preserve source row numbers and file checksums.

SELECTED PORTFOLIO

1 linked controller.

Relationships reflect the selected mine status and current MSHA controller/operator fields.

CONTROLLER / 0196220Jerry Todd Tackett2 selected mines →