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US coal's best hope is proposal to cut need for uplift payments
Proposed move will allow coal and nuclear plants to set the price of energy when they are in use
Published Thu, Jan 11, 2018 · 09:50 PM
New York
THE US coal industry's best hope for a bailout may lie in the Rust Belt now that Washington's plan has fizzled.
The largest US power grid - covering Pennsylvania, Ohio and other states - has been considering an initiative that may keep struggling coal plants afloat.
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