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Keeping coal plants open in Colorado could cost $87M, with consumers paying the tab
Keeping coal plants open in Colorado could cost $87 million, with consumers paying the cost. Operating these plants at a fraction of their capacity is costly and inefficient, according to owners and analysts.
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