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Shale Boom Is a Bust for Europe's Gas Plants
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By Jan Hromadko May 8, 2013 The ripples of the North American shale boom continue to spread, as a growing number of European utilities are forced to mothball modern gas-fired power plants that can't compete with growing imports of cheap coal dislodged from the U.S. Renewables plans violate convention, claim protesters The Times By Mike Wade May 8, 2013 Anti-turbine protesters from Scotland last night joined a European-wide action challenging the development of wind farms across 24 countries. More NewsHarrison H. Schmitt and William Happer: In Defense of Carbon Dioxide Japan turns back to coal-fired power plants Natural Gas Will Never Knock Out Coal |
![]() Learn How Clean Coal is Our Energy AdvantageThe 10 states that use the highest percentage of coal enjoy electricity rates that are significantly lower than states that rely on other fuels. Coal is abundant, affordable and ours. Find out how coal-based electricity affects your life in this interactive map. Continue Reading...![]() New EPA Rules Cost Jobs and GrowthA wave of U.S. EPA regulations would reduce coal use and cost families an average of $270 every year -- at a time when millions are struggling. Low-cost energy from coal is an engine of economic growth, responsible for nearly 7 million jobs and $1 trillion in GDP. Continue Reading...![]() Tell Congress to Keep Energy AffordableWithout coal, American families will feel the same pain at the plug we feel at the pump. Low cost coal keeps U.S. energy affordable. Yet, the U.S. EPA is pushing new regulations designed to raise power rates by reducing coal. Call on Congress to secure our energy futur... Continue Reading...Clean Energy Solutions From Coal
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Coal fuels more U.S. power than any other energy source. The states that use the highest percentage of coal enjoy electricity rates that are substantially below the cost of power in states that rely on other fuels.
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