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This is a bad sign for the coal industry.
The coal industry suffered a major blow on Wednesday when the utility giant Southern Company abandoned work on its troubled Mississippi “clean coal” facility amid skyrocketing costs.
The Kemper County Energy Facility, conceived under President George W. Bush, promised to turn coal into cleaner-burning gas and provide a model for the future of coal. But after 11 years and $7.5 billion, the plant failed to produce commercially viable technology.
More: America’s ‘Clean Coal’ Experiment Abandoned After 11 Years And $7.5 Billion
There is no such thing as "clean coal". It is dirty and polluting by nature. Coal is a planet killer.
The coal industry suffered a major blow on Wednesday when the utility giant Southern Company abandoned work on its troubled Mississippi “clean coal” facility amid skyrocketing costs.
The Kemper County Energy Facility, conceived under President George W. Bush, promised to turn coal into cleaner-burning gas and provide a model for the future of coal. But after 11 years and $7.5 billion, the plant failed to produce commercially viable technology.
More: America’s ‘Clean Coal’ Experiment Abandoned After 11 Years And $7.5 Billion
There is no such thing as "clean coal". It is dirty and polluting by nature. Coal is a planet killer.