Reduced supplies of coal stoke fears over electrical grid

Andrew Maykuth/The Philadelphia Inquirer
PHILADELPHIA — Coal, a pariah fuel for climate activists, has made a quiet comeback this year in the post-lockdown economic resurgence. Coal stockpiles at power plants are getting so low that the regional electric grid operator, PJM Interconnection, has taken

Related Keywords

United States ,India ,District Of Columbia ,Texas ,Philadelphia ,Pennsylvania ,Valley Forge ,China ,America ,American ,Joseph Otis Minott ,Michelle Bloodworth ,Michael Bryson ,Andrew Maykuth ,Robert Braithwaite ,Energy Information Administration ,Pennsylvania Consol Energy Inc ,Clean Air Council ,Us Energy Information Administration ,Clean Air ,Jeffrey Shields ,Energy Information ,Consol Energy Inc ,