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Italy Ready to Restart Coal-Fired Plants, Postpone Total Coal Phaseout
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POWER
Officials in Italy said they are prepared to restart the country’s four remaining coal-fired power plants if supply issues for oil and natural gas persist, while also moving to postpone a permanent shutdown of those facilities until at least 2038 to support industrial competitiveness and economic stability. ...
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Trump admin ramps up effort to revive coal industry as power demand surges
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Fox Business
At a time of surging power demand, Fox Business visits Core Natural Resources’ Prosperity, PA mine. The segment highlights how coal remains essential to dependable electricity, economic growth, and a secure American energy future. ...
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How Regulatory Realism is Securing the American Grid
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America’s Coal Today
On March 27, 2026, the EPA finalized a rule repealing the 2024 amendments to the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards. By reverting these standards to the workable 2012 baseline, the administration has signaled a long-overdue return to energy pragmatism, prioritizing the stability of the American power grid over the ideological pursuit of a fossil-free future. ...
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Paul Ehrlich on Energy: Consistently Wrong but Never in Doubt
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Institute for Energy Research
The recent death of Paul R. Ehrlich, one of the first to sound the climate alarm, invites a look back at his energy views, which were errant when made and are embarrassingly so today. ...
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Solar and wind aren’t real power sources, they’re intermittent fuel-savers
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Energy Talking Points
Advocates of solar and wind replacing fossil fuel power downplay the obvious, glaring problem that the grid requires electricity on-demand and that weather-determined, intermittent solar and wind can provide nothing resembling that. They either don’t mention intermittency or claim it’s easily addressed. ...
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The EPA Rightly Rescinded the Endangerment Finding; Now it’s Up to the Courts
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Institute for Energy Research
On his first day in office, President Trump promised to sharply reverse course from the Obama and Biden administrations on energy policy. Over a year and 300 actions later, the Trump administration’s commitment to unleashing American energy abundance has been proven time and time again. ...
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