January 1, Trump Pushes Coal Comeback as Grid Falters

Wyatt’s Take

• The government is offering $100 million to get America’s coal plants up and running again.
• After years of tough rules shutting plants down, this move aims to shore up our power and cut costs.
• Experts warn that getting rid of reliable energy could mean way more blackouts for regular folks.

The Department of Energy is looking to spend up to $100 million to upgrade coal plants nationwide.

Officials want to make these plants more efficient and affordable, hoping to keep the lights on and power bills in check.

Secretary Chris Wright blamed years of shutdowns on past government leadership and rising rates.

He said these projects will help keep needed plants open and keep energy affordable for families.

The government warned that blackouts could skyrocket if we lose too many dependable energy sources.

While the last administration focused on green power like wind and solar, this latest effort puts coal and nuclear back in the mix for more stable energy.

If you want common sense energy that keeps costs low and your neighborhood safe, now’s the time to speak up and stay tuned for updates.

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