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Testimony on Four Corners Coal Units in Arizona

Source: The Durango Herald

Source: The Durango Herald

Client: Sierra Club

Author: Tyler Comings

October 2020

(Updated: December 2020)

AEC Senior Researcher Tyler Comings filed testimony in Arizona on the economics of the Four Corners Units 4 and 5. Mr. Comings found that Arizona Public Service (APS) has repeatedly failed to justify continued investment in the units, and that the units should be retired sooner than currently planned. Mr. Comings analysis showed that there would be substantial savings to ratepayers if the units were to retire in 2023. 

Link to Testimony

Link to Surrebuttal (December 2020)

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tags: Tyler-Comings
categories: Fuel Costs, Coal Plants, Arizona
Thursday 10.08.20
Posted by Liz Stanton
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