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.govThe 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.
Waxman outlines the changing estimates of coal generation retirements over time.
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