Coal Plant Controversy: DOE Directive Faces Legal Challenge - Cozzy Energy Solutions The U.S. Department of Energy issued a fourth directive on February 17th, requiring the J.H. Campbell coal plant in Michigan to remain operational for an additional 90 days, a move the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) has declared unlawful. The directive, issued under section 202(c) of the Federal Power Act, targets the Midcontinent Independent System Operator

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Who’s Paying for a Coal Plant That Shouldn’t Be Running? - Cozzy Energy Solutions Consumer Energy is seeking approval from federal regulators to pass approximately $42 million in costs associated with operating the J.H. Campbell Generating Complex to utility customers across the Midwest. The utility incurred over $600,000 daily keeping the coal-fired plant operational beyond its planned 2025 shutdown, following directives from the Trump administration. The J.H. Campbell plant,

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