Post Fossil Fuel Michigan
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In a move towards a Post Fossil Fuel Michigan on February 25, 2009, companies applying to build coal-fired electric plants in Michigan were told they would have to show they have considered cleaner alternatives.[1]
Developers in Holland and Rogers City were told they would have to justify coal in contrast to other alternatives. Other proposals in the state, such as Consumer's Energy Karn/Weadock facility, will have to meet the same standard.
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- ↑ John Flesher, "State to utilities: Seek coal plant alternatives", Associated Press, February 25, 2009
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