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How power plant sale would impact town is unclear
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[spectator.southcoasttoday] - "I'm not going to be disappointed that they're not going to burn coal, but I will be disappointed in the loss of jobs and the loss of income for the town. I'm surprised that it happened this quickly." "Let the buyer beware," said Shanna Cleveland
Lakeland Commission Faces Tough Utility Decisions in the Coming Months
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[The Ledger] - The utility has aging generators, faces a volatile natural gas market as it plans to add gas to its 30-year-old coal burning generator and will encounter a flurry of new federal regulations that will make it more expensive to burn coal. Mark Gabriel
Google News: Can a New Computer Model Revolutionise Carbon Capture?
[Energy Collective] - The model greatly accelerates the search for new low-cost and efficient ways to burn coal and natural gas while also drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions. But this significant breakthrough would not have been possible without key public
Activists hope Brayton Point sale could mean an end to coal in Mass.
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[SouthCoastToday.com] - "Besides being dirty, the economics of today are such that you can't burn coal profitably." As a station producing what is known as "merchant power," Brayton Point sells energy on the wholesale market, where the unregulated prices of coal have fallen
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