Decommissioned Coal Plants May Help Accelerate Energy Transition
If the world stays true to its green-energy and anticlimate-change agenda, coal use will inevitably die out. Several countries around the world are already taking steps to reduce their coal use in favor of cleaner forms of energy. In the United States alone, 173 coal-fired power plants in 33 states are slated to shut down by 2030 with another 55 plants scheduled to close from 2031 to 2040. However, decommissioned coal power plants may still serve a purpose even if their days of generating power on the grid are over. Since most of these power stations are still tied to…