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Why Are We Still Using Coal For Energy?
An underground coal mine Takeaway: Traditional regulatory rules give monopoly electric utilities strong financial incentives to keep running old coal plants, substantially delaying the transition to cleaner energy. Key Points Slow Retirements: Regulated electric utilities retire coal-fired power plants far more slowly than power producers operating in competitive wholesale electricity markets. Perverse Operating Incentives: To earn guaranteed profits on past investments, util

Editorial Staff
Aug 53 min read


Will Price Gouging Bill Help Lower Prices At The Pump?
The House of Representatives passes the Consumer Fuel Price Gouging Prevention Act aimed directly at gas prices. If it passes in the Senate,
Nate Griffin
Jun 4, 20227 min read
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