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Colorado lawmakers push for guardrails on coal plants forced to stay open due to federal orders

House Bill 1226 requires cost transparency, emissions reporting, and pollution controls for coal plants kept open by federal emergency orders to protect Colorado ratepayers and climate goals.

Summary by Aspen Times
Colorado Democrats are planning to counter the Trump administration’s push to buoy coal-fired power plants, with legislation unveiled on Wednesday that seeks to place more guardrails on plants that are forced to remain open due to federal orders.  The legislation, House Bill 1226, comes after the U.S. Department of Energy issued an emergency order on Dec. 30 forcing the coal-fired Craig Station Unit 1 plant in Moffat County to remain open one da…

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