Energy governors press Congress to back climate-friendly technologies that help coal, oil

Published February 7, 2018 7:30pm ET



A bipartisan group of governors from six major energy-producing states pressed congressional leaders Wednesday to back subsidies for advanced coal power plants in a tax extenders bill expected to come up later this year.

The group of four GOP and two Democratic governors want a tax credit for technologies used at coal plants and other fossil-fueled facilities to cut carbon dioxide emissions, called carbon capture.

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