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The Associated Press on MSNGeorgia Power wants to keep coal plants alive to meet electricity demandInstead of closing a coal-fueled unit at Plant Scherer north of Macon in 2028, Georgia Power now wants to keep it running ...
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After nearly five years, Georgia Power and Monroe County residents settle their legal fightLast month, a Monroe County judge ruled in favor of the power company, saying their Plant Scherer coal plant wasn't causing water pollution in the county. Then, more than 60 people in Juliette ...
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Macon Telegraph on MSNEPA rollbacks could change rules at GA coal plants. Could they affect your health?EPA chief Zeldin rolls back 30 environmental rules, including coal plant regulations. Georgia’s Plants Scherer and Bowen face uncertainties.
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'A necessary step towards closing the ash pond': Georgia Power is starting to drain water out of the Plant Scherer ash pondAsh is sitting at the bottom of a pond seeping into the groundwater at Plant Scherer. John Kraft with Georgia Power said they plan to close their ash pond at Plant Scherer. The first step is to ...
Combined, the plants have a capacity of 8.2GW. The Daniel and Scherer plants were scheduled for closure in 2028, with Bowen slated for closure in 2035. Southern Co subsidiary Georgia Power revealed in ...
Georgia Power’s Plant Scherer, right, and its Ash Pond 1, upper left, in September of 2023.
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