Energy News Roundup: Retirement is in sight for another huge coal plant | Great Lakes Now
Retirement is in sight for one of the country’s largest coal plants. Ohio’s James M. Gavin plant, the third most gargantuan in the Midwest and sixth nationwide, will likely be closed or converted to run on gas by 2031, Inside Climate News reported. The two coal plants in the region with more generating capacity — the Gibson plant in Indiana and the Monroe plant in Michigan — are set to retire in 2038 and 2032, respectively, after electric utility Duke Energy proposed a couple of weeks ago to delay the Gibson plant’s closure or conversion by three years from its previous target of 2035.
Unions face moment of truth in Michigan presidential race | Bridge Michigan
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are vying for workersâ support in a race that could mark a pivotal moment for organized labor….
An historic farmhouse is the perfect space to welcome guests
The short-term rental is located in the hamlet of Carlsruhe
Owen Sound man faces charges after ditching damaged Pontiac Vibe in a cornfield
Owen Sound Police have charged a man who they say rear-ended a vehicle on 10th Street East before fleeing the scene and ditching his car in a cornfield. According to an Owen Sound Police Service media release, a man driving a Pontiac Vibe rear-ended another westbound travelling vehicle at 8:20 a.m. on Oct. 8, before […]
Affordable rents: Here’s what you need to make in London (a lot)
Londoners need to make $32 an hour if they want to keep their rent from chewing up more than 30 per cent of their income.