Coal group urges Trump administration to provide financing help (BTU:NYSE)
A coal council urged the Trump administration to provide financial support including loan âguarantees and grants to help existing coal plants and get new ones built.
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A coal council urged the Trump administration to provide financial support including loan âguarantees and grants to help existing coal plants and get new ones built.
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A coal council that advises the Trump administration
urged
the Department âof Energy on Tuesday to provide financial support, including loan âguarantees and grants to help existing coal plants and get new ones built, Reuters reported Tuesday.
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