environmental justice
After Chicago coal plant demolition debacle, residents demand changes
Little Village community leaders want the site developer’s permits revoked and new oversight powers from the city.
power plants
Coal-fired power plants finding new uses as data centers, clean energy hubs
A St. Louis firm specializes in getting environmentally challenged properties ready for reuse, including coal plants.
Ohio
Coal industry group revives reliability argument to Ohio lawmakers
The testimony from America’s Power comes as a state senate committee considers “comprehensive energy policy.”
Indiana
A pointless mandate or a Trojan horse? Intrigue surrounds Indiana coal bill
As currently written, the legislation would have little impact on utility planning, but that could change with amendments.
DTE Energy
Uneconomic coal plants cost Michigan ratepayers millions, analysts say
DTE Energy is among the latest utilities facing scrutiny for a practice known as “self-scheduling” or “self-committing.”