ATLANTA AP - An energy company is dropping its bid to build Georgia's first new coal-fired plant in years amid opposition from environmental groups, who say it would produce too much pollution.LS Power Vice President Mike Vogt said Monday that his company will abandon plans to build the $2 billion Longleaf Energy Plant in southwest Georgia.
December 12, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – An energy company is dropping its bid to build Georgia’s first new coal-fired plant in years amid opposition from environmental groups, who say it would produce too much pollution.
LS Power Vice President Mike Vogt said Monday that his company will abandon plans to build the $2 billion Longleaf Energy Plant in southwest Georgia.
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