U.S. Energy Department Injects $100M into Coal Plant Revival
The U.S. Department of Energy is allotting $100 million to update and improve existing coal-fired power plants, a move aligned with the Trump administration's strategy to bolster coal use in the U.S.
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced a significant financial commitment aimed at revamping coal-fired power stations. On Friday, officials revealed plans to invest $100 million in refurbishing and modernizing these crucial energy sources.
This funding initiative is part of a broader effort led by the Trump administration to counter the widespread reduction in coal usage across the United States.
By injecting resources into existing plants, the administration hopes to invigorate the coal sector and sustain its relevance in the nation's energy landscape.
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