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The Cumberland Fossil Plant in Tennessee, which was set to close due to pollution and violations, will now receive $46 million in federal funding to extend its operational lifespan. This decision follows changes in the Tennessee Valley Authority's board under the Trump administration, which reversed earlier plans for the plant's retirement.
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The Cumberland Fossil Plant in Tennessee, which was set to close due to pollution and violations, will now receive $46 million in federal funding to extend its operational lifespan. This decision follows changes in the Tennessee Valley Authority's board under the Trump administration, which reversed earlier plans for the plant's retirement.
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