Former President Donald Trump announced a proposal to allocate approximately $700 million in funding for coal plants in the United States. Of this total, $425 million is designated for upgrades to 13 coal plants that are at risk of closure in the coming years.
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Trump Proposes Funding for Coal Plant Upgrades
Donald Trump has proposed a funding initiative of around $700 million aimed at supporting coal plants in the U.S. This includes $425 million specifically for upgrades to 13 plants that may close soon.
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Trump Offers Funds for First New U.S. Coal Plants in 13 Years
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Trump Proposes Funding for Coal Plant Upgrades