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Testimony on the Economics of Karn Coal Units in Michigan

Source: Power Engineering

Source: Power Engineering

Clients: Michigan Environmental Council, the Natural Resources Defense Council, and Sierra Club

Tyler Comings

September 2018

On behalf of Michigan Environmental Council, the Natural Resources Defense Council, and Sierra Club, Senior Researcher Tyler Comings testified on two coal units (Karn 1 and 2) as part of the Consumers Energy rate case in Michigan. Mr. Comings concluded that non-essential capital investments for Karn Units 1 and 2 should be denied by the Commission. He discussed that the units have been shown to be uneconomic in past analyses performed by Consumers Energy and delaying a retirement decision would only cost ratepayers more.

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tags: Tyler-Comings
categories: Coal Plants, Michigan
Friday 09.14.18
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