Keeping Coal is Paying Off

Rising U.S. electricity prices – up 40% on average since 2020 – are now a top-tier concern for American consumers, but not in Utah. Instead of bills going up, Utahns could see a $375 million decrease this year. And a key reason is the state’s reliance on coal. Coal is used to generate nearly half […]

On October 7, 2026
Arizona Public Service (APS), California, Department of Energy (DOE), electricity prices, Navajo Transitional Energy Company (NTEC), PacifiCorp, Rocky Mountain Power, Utah

18Jun

Maintaining the Foundation for Recovery

This week Congress set its sights on COVID-19’s impact on the energy industry. Committees in both the House and Senate heard expert testimony on a sector that has felt the pain of economic upheaval just as acutely as any dimension of the economy. While the coal industry was recognized as an essential industry by the […]

On June 18, 2020
baseload power, Congress, COVID-19, Indiana, John Barrasso, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, Morning Consult, Nebraska, North Dakota, polling, Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, Steve Daines, U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), Utah, West Virginia, Wyoming