Exhibit 99.2

Production Overview

Chris Adkins

Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer September 27, 2005

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History 101

Which United States President was a “Mining Engineer”

Herbert Clark Hoover 31st President 1929-1933

Translated De Re Metallica From Latin

Stock Market Crash

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“Chaos” Cannot Interfere with your Daily Production Routine

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Why Massey?

Experienced Management Team 2.3 Billion Tons of Reserve New Properties with Higher CTPF Utilize a Broad Spectrum of Low Cost Mining Methods We Enjoy Being “Miners”

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Operations in Massey

21 Operating Resource Groups 49 Miner Sections 4 Longwalls 17 Preparation Plants 16 Surface Mines 7 Highwall Miners

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Who We Are

Chris Adkins

Chief Operations Officer 21 Years of Experience

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Drexel Short

Sr. Vice President of Group Operations 27 Years of Experience

Dwayne Francisco Vice President of Underground Mining 15 Years of Experience

Mike Snelling VP of Surface Mining 24 Years of Experience

Richard Zigmond Director of Preparation 33 Years of Experience

Keith Hainer

Director of Maintenance 16 Years of Experience

Sid Young

Underground Production Manager 35 Years of Experience

171 Years of Mining Experience

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21 Operating Resource Groups

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21 Operating Resource Groups

Consist of President and Man agement Group

Many cases they share some G&A staff

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49 Miner Sections

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49 Miner Sections

Projected to produce 38% of Massey Production 19 million tons annually 27,000 feet per day 14,500 shuttle cars per day

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4 Longwalls

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4 Longwalls

Projected to produce 11% of Massey Production 5.5 Million Tons Annually Equivalent to 2 million continuous miner feet One of the safest mining methods Would require 15-20 additional miner sections and approximately 500-700 additional people

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7 Highwall Miners

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7 Highwall Miners

Projected to produce 5% of Massey Production 2.6 million tons annually Another safe mining method Set a world record on Superior Highwall Mining System Set a world record on the Addington Addcar System

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26 Surface Mines

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26 Surface Mines

Projected to produce 46% of Massey Production 22 million tons annually Mike Snelling is to follow with more detail

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17 Preparation Plants

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17 Preparation Plants

Will process 77 million raw tons in 2006 47 million clean tons to load in railroad cars Half a million railroad cars Railroad car is 52 feet long 4,924 miles of railroad cars

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Mickey Mouse’s Hand?

Law of Large Numbers

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Law of Large Numbers

Mine 27,000 feet per day. Would be a tunnel 20’ wide by 5’ tall that stretches 5.1 miles.

Total number of shuttle cars

14,500 per day 3.6 Million per year

If you do something this repetitive, you need to do it as efficiently as possible.

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Mentoring in Massey

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Mentoring in Massey

TRAINEES:

1 MARK SIMPSON

2 MARK BOLEN

3 JOHN COOPER

4 BOBBY DAVIS

5 BRIAN FORTNER

6 CHRISTOPHER DANIEL

7 BRIAN PETERS

8 KEITH SMITH

9 DARRELL K. STANLEY

MENTORS:

DAVE PETRY

RICK FOSTER

RICK FOSTER

KENNY FARMER

JASON GAUTIER

MARVIN PERDUE

WENDELL WILLS

RALPH PLUMLEY

DAVE PETRY

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Training new Electricians

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Training new Electricians

152 trainees have gone through the class

Troop has graduated 100% of his class

All have passed with 93% or higher

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Reactivation of Industrial Engineering

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Monthly Budget Meetings

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Massey Energy Expansion

(tons in millions)

New Property Clean Recoverable Tons

Horse Creek 17

Kermit 8

Mammoth 93

Shonk 26

2 Gas—Delbarton 65

Kepler 51

TOTAL 260 Million Tons

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Massey Energy – Operating Regions

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Horse Creek

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Horse Creek

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Mammoth Coal – Stockton Seam

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Mammoth—#2 Gas Mine

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Mammoth—#2 Gas Mine

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Mammoth—#2 Gas Mine

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Mammoth – Winifrede Mine

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Shonk Property – Peerless Seam

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#2 Gas—Delbarton

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Kepler

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Kermit Coal

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In Summary

2.3 billion tons of reserves

Opening up 260 million tons of new underground reserves Largest operator of underground mines Diverse in our mining methods Ability to cross over between steam and met markets.

Experienced management team

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Doing the Right Thing. with Energy

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