FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A plan to let a coal-burning unit at the East Kentucky Power Cooperative J.S. Cooper Generating Station in south-central Kentucky has won approval from the state Public Service Commission.
The agency said the project is “relatively inexpensive” at $15 million and the least costly of options the co-op examined.
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