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Tag Archives: coal-fired power plants

March 29, 2006 - U.S. - Dallas-based TXU, plans to build 11 new coal plants like the Big Brown coal mine and power plant in Freestone County northeast of Fairfield, Texas, March 29, 2006. (Tom Fox/Dallas Morning News/TNS) (Credit Image: � Tom Fox/TNS/ZUMAPRESS.com)

by Naveena Sadasivam

Report: Seven Texas Coal Plants Could Close in Coming Years

Some plants are likely to lose hundreds of millions of dollars, Public Citizen says.

Mon, Sep 12, 2016 |

The plants will struggle to turn a profit due to low natural gas prices and increasing competition and regulations, according to a new report....Read More

July 2016 feature coal plant L

by Gary Borders

Powering Down

The owner of Texas’ biggest fleet of coal-fired power plants is trying to wiggle out of paying its property taxes.

Mon, Jul 25, 2016 |

The owner of Texas’ biggest fleet of coal-fired power plants is trying to wiggle out of paying its property taxes....Read More

by Forrest Wilder

Obama EPA Proposes Major Cuts to Carbon Pollution

Tue, Jun 3, 2014 |

Although the EPA's Clean Power Plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants goes to great lengths to describe the flexibility and generous timeline...Read More

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