EPA Rolls Out Final Regs Attacking Coal & Gas-Fired Power
The Bidenistas attacked coal and gas-fired power plants yesterday, threatening to destabilize the existing electric power grid. Under 1,020 pages of new regulations, which will go into effect this year, all coal-fired plants that are slated to remain operational in the long term and all new gas-fired power plants will be required to control (capture) 90% of their carbon emissions. Plus other hoops to jump through. According to the Energy Information Administration, at least 20 natural gas-fired power plants (some in the M-U) are expected to come online in 2024 and 2025, with a total capacity of 7.7 gigawatts, enough to power millions of homes. All 20 of those plants are now in jeopardy under the EPA's onerous new regulation.
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