Congress Beginning to Look Beyond Obama Presidency, but Has He Won War on Coal?
View on St. Louis Post-Dispatch website“We’re going to see a shakeout of older and smaller coal plants, the least efficient ones anyway. The ones that remain will have a high level of environmental controls and will run relatively efficiently with a high utilization rate.”
Dallas Burtraw, associate director of the Resources for the Future Center for Climate and Electricity Policy, an energy think tank supported by nonprofits, the government and energy companies, quoted by Poiltifact.com
