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Midwest Energy News

August 11 2020

Cleveland to investigate whether city utility was harmed in bailout scheme

OHIO: Cleveland’s city council plans to investigate whether any of the players involved in a recent power plant bailout scheme also sought to “destabilize” the city’s municipal utility. (Cleveland.com) ALSO: • FirstEnergy’s alleged involvement in the bailout bribery scheme is the third major scandal the utility has faced over the past 20 years. (E&E News, […]

Southeast Energy News

August 11 2020

Major coal company will speed up transition from fossil fuels

COAL: Coal state lawmakers’ dogmatic belief in prolonging the industry’s life despite its decline has led to fiscal policies that make it harder for Appalachian economies to diversify. (Energy News Network) ALSO: Contura Energy, a major Ohio Valley coal producer, announces it will speed up its exit from producing coal used to generate electricity […]

Northeast Energy News

August 11 2020

Authorities seek cause of fatal gas explosion in Baltimore

OIL & GAS: A gas explosion kills one and levels three houses in Baltimore but officials say investigations could take years to determine if aging infrastructure was responsible. (Baltimore Sun) ALSO: Pennsylvania Senate leaders urge federal funding in the next stimulus bill for plugging orphaned and abandoned oil and gas wells. (Pennsylvania Business Report) ***SPONSORED […]

Western Energy News

August 11 2020

How coal states’ lax fiscal policy makes transition harder

COAL: Persistent belief in coal’s longevity has led to fiscal policies that have made it harder to diversify economies in Wyoming and other states. (Energy News Network) ALSO: Oil and gas revenue is not proving to be a panacea for Wyoming as the industry continues to experience a volatile downturn. (Casper Star-Tribune) ***SPONSORED LINK: The […]

U.S. Energy News

Lax fiscal policy leaves coal states flat-footed as mining declines

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