Clear Creek Advisory

Services & Pricing

CoalSense mine-to-buyer review, diligence screening, and transaction-risk advisory for buyers, sellers, lenders, attorneys, and operators.

Why hire us

Why Clear Creek Advisory?

Clear Creek Advisory is led by JW Dye, a coal industry professional with 25+ years of experience spanning underground coal operations, coal quality evaluation, federal mine health and safety oversight, and practical mine-risk review.

Coal quality and specification review

Mine operational risk assessment

Coal contract and shipment review

Cargo delay and demurrage risk review

CoalSense Preliminary Demurrage Risk Screen

Mineral rights and lease screening

Appalachia-focused coal expertise

Independent and confidential analysis

CoalSense-assisted document review

Who we serve

Ideal Clients

Coal Buyers
Coal Sellers
Trading Companies
Mine Operators
Attorneys
Lenders
Investors
Private Equity Firms

Prevent Expensive Mistakes Before Closing

Many coal, mineral, and transaction problems are discovered only after money changes hands. Clear Creek Advisory helps identify operational, quality, contract, and mineral-rights risks before they become costly problems.

Preliminary Risk Screen

CoalSense Preliminary Demurrage Risk Screen

Screen waiting time, port congestion, coal quality variance, and contract exposure before demurrage accrues. Export a Weekend Cargo Risk Screen and request a CCA review from your results.

This preliminary screen is informational and does not replace a CCA expert review.

CoalSense™ Services

Mine-to-Buyer Coal Quality Intelligence

CoalSense™ is the flagship Clear Creek Advisory platform for mine-to-buyer coal quality intelligence, cargo-risk review, and commercial dispute analysis.

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CoalSense Express™

$750

Pre-shipment review of a single Certificate of Analysis (COA) against buyer specifications, contract requirements, and reference seam characteristics.

Includes

  • Single COA review
  • Specification variance screening
  • Quality parameter review
  • Written CoalSense screening summary

Turnaround: 48 hours

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After payment, Clear Creek Advisory will provide secure document submission instructions and review initiation details.

CoalSense Chain Review™

Starting at $2,500

Full mine-to-buyer chain-of-custody quality variance analysis.

Designed for

  • Cargo disputes
  • Rejection situations
  • Insurance reviews
  • Maritime claims
  • Commercial disagreements
  • At-sea coal transactions

CoalSense Dispute Support™

Custom Scope

Independent technical support for claims, arbitration, legal review, insurers, P&I clubs, traders, lenders, and commercial stakeholders.

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Advisory Services

Mine, mineral, and transaction diligence beyond CoalSense review tiers.

Mine Asset / Reserve Diligence Screen

Starting at $2,500

Includes mine package review, production assumptions, operating risk, permit/reclamation concerns, prep/logistics issues, and acquisition red flags.

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Mineral Rights / Lease Fatal-Flaw Screen

Starting at $1,500

Includes deed/lease review, royalty terms, surface access concerns, habendum/term risks, ownership inconsistencies, and attorney-review flags.

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Custom Advisory / Transaction Support

Quote-based

For coal sourcing, buyer/seller matching support, confidential asset review, dispute support, and larger diligence assignments.

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Payment & Engagement

CoalSense Express™ may be purchased directly online. After payment, Clear Creek Advisory will provide secure document submission instructions and review initiation details. Chain Reviews, Dispute Support, Diligence Reviews, and Custom Advisory engagements are scoped individually. Payment instructions, invoices, deposits, and engagement terms are provided after intake review.

Clear Creek Advisory provides commercial, operational, and document-risk screening. Services do not constitute legal advice, engineering certification, reserve certification, title opinion, or investment advice. Clients should consult qualified counsel, engineers, and other licensed professionals where appropriate.