Senate Bill Would Restrict Closure, Demolition Of Power Plants - West Virginia Public Broadcasting
The only active West Virginia power plant scheduled to be deactivated is the Pleasants Power Station in Pleasants County.
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The only active West Virginia power plant scheduled to be deactivated is the Pleasants Power Station in Pleasants County.
CHARLESTON — A panel of West Virginia lawmakers has approved legislation that would allow coal companies to claim tax credits to reduce their severance tax liability at an estimated cost
According to an attached fiscal note, the measure would cost the state $22 million in tax revenue each year.
The West Virginia Senate has passed a bill aimed at making it easier for state environmental regulators to fast-track projects supported by a massive influx of federal infrastructure funding.
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