Expert Analysis: Dominion Can Retire Coal Plants, Save Ratepayers Millions Without Hurting Grid
A new expert analysis filed in South Carolina shows that Dominion Energy's long-range plan would produce excess electricity if it keeps its Wateree and Williams coal plants running past 2034. Retiring those plants would avoid roughly $200 million in compliance costs for federal wastewater rules while maintaining grid reliability, especially once the Canadys gas plant comes online. The Sierra Club argues that delaying closures would burden families and worsen air pollution.
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