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A panel of three federal judges ruled that the Trump administration cannot use emergency orders to keep Michigan's J.H. Campbell coal plant open. The Department of Energy issued six 90-day orders citing potential electricity shortages, but the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals found the evidence insufficient, noting the state's grid had adequate resources. The ruling could affect 55 similar orders issued this year.
A US District Court has struck down an emergency order related to the J.H. Campbell coal-fired generating station in West Olive, Michigan. The plant, which began service in 1962 and once supplied 1,420 MW, was the subject of a legal challenge that resulted in the court's decision to invalidate the order.
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