On the recordSeptember 13, 2011
The first time they did this assessment in July 2010, the estimate was that 81 gigawatts of coal generation were likely or very likely to retire.
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congress.govHenry Waxman: “The first time they did this assessment in July 2010, the estimate was that 81 gigawatts of coal generation were likely…”
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Waxman outlines the changing estimates of coal generation retirements over time.
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