I didn't realize AL was still online.
I didn't realize AL was still online.
I used to like driving by and seeing the railcars and the giant mounds of coal when I lived out that way.
Will be interesting to see if brownouts become an issue as all these plants close down.
I used to like driving by and seeing the railcars and the giant mounds of coal when I lived out that way.
Will be interesting to see if brownouts become an issue as all these plants close down.
We still have a fairly decent power infrastructure, but as more go offline then you could see rolling blackouts.
With Conesville, Sammis, and Pleasants (potentially) going offline, that's taken ~6GW off the table in the last few years.
We still have a fairly decent power infrastructure, but as more go offline then you could see rolling blackouts.
With Conesville, Sammis, and Pleasants (potentially) going offline, that's taken ~6GW off the table in the last few years.
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