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Home›Fishing Business›As Main Street businesses wait, coal companies take advantage of virus relief

As Main Street businesses wait, coal companies take advantage of virus relief

By Bridget Becker
March 19, 2021
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COAL: As the businesses on the main street are deprived of assistance, a Lexington coal company valued at $ 100 million received an $ 8.4 million forgivable loan under the Trump administration’s Small Business Assistance Program. (Chief of the Lexington Herald)

ALSO: United Mine Workers union leader says liquidated Murray Energy as proposed by creditor would be bad for minors. (MetroNews)

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NUCLEAR:
• The pandemic is slow down the pace of construction at Plant Vogtle in Georgia, the only active nuclear power plant project in the country. (Greentech Media)
• Georgia Power says 171 workers at the Plant Vogtle site have now tested positive for the coronavirus, while 81 have recovered. (Chronicle of Augusta)

COAL ASH: Government contractor accused of endangering Kingston coal ash clean-up workers offers 197 of them $ 10,000 each to withdraw from their lawsuits against the company. (Knoxville News Sentinel, subscription)

SOLAR:
• The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill is part of a partner in a US Department of Energy effort to accelerate the commercialization of thin, flexible solar cells made from a material called perovskite. (CleanTechnica)
• Invenergy announces the start of operations for its 100th solar project, a 160 megawatt system in Mitchell County, Georgia. (Energy technology)
• Arkansas utility partners with developer to build its first solar project, a 13.25 megawatt system in Jonesboro, Arkansas. (Solar industry)

STORAGE: Virginia Electric Co-op COO Appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors of the US Energy Storage Association. (Electrical engineering)

UTILITIES:
• A group of manufacturers in North Carolina asks Duke Energy to temporarily waive the application fee for industrial and commercial customers. (Charlotte Observer)
• San Antonio’s electricity and gas company CPS Energy is prepare for a loss of up to $ 100 million this exercise due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Rivard Report)

PETROLEUM GAS: Halliberton Oil Services Company laid off 233 employees in Kilgore, Texas, because he plans to close his factory there. (Longview News-Journal)

ELECTRIC VEHICLES:
• Korean oil refiner turns to electric vehicle batteries says so will build a second factory at its Jackson Country, Georgia site. (Global Atlanta)
• A research article from the University of Florida imagines a “peer to peer car charging” system in which the telescopic arms would connect and share power with other moving vehicles on a highway. (New Atlas)

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