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1. Who are the contact individuals and telephone numbers of those knowledgeable with the mining IOF what I can talk to?

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2. What energy programs and production audits are available for mining?

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3. What is the Industries of the Future (IOF) program?

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4. Are all mining companies or related organizations able to use the services of the Industries of the Future?

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5. What is the cost of the energy audits and productivity activies described in the Industries of the Future program?

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6. What is the purpose of the Industries of the Future (IOF) program?

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7. Can my company add its name to the mining list as shown in the Industries of the Future (IOF) Internet site?

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8. When I find an error or dead link in the information provided within this Internet site, whom do I contact to have it corrected?

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9. How much does it cost to join the Industries of the Future (IOF) program?

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10. How can I get on the Industries of the Future (IOF) newsletter mailing list?

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11. Can I add information to be published in the IOF newsletter?

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12. Can I add information to the IOF website that would be of interest to the mining industry? How?

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13. How to I make suggestions or comments about the IOF program?

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14. Are e-mail address available for IOF contacts?

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15. Who sponsors or pays for costs associated with the North Carolina Industries for the Future (IOF) program?

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16. Whom do I contact to apply for a mining permit? What are the procedures?

Contact the State Mining Engineer, Division of Land Resources, Land Quality Section, telephone 919.733.xxxx, 512 North Salisbury Street, 5th Floor, Raleigh, North Carolina, 2xxxxx. Click here for mining permit information.