The United States requires Colorado coal-fired power plants to remain operational

The United States has made a decision requiring coal-fired power plants in Colorado to continue operating. This move involves considerations regarding the stability of the regional power supply and the pace of adjustments to the energy mix in the United States. Against the backdrop of the ongoing global energy transition and the contest between energy transformation and energy security, such dispatch decisions regarding traditional energy projects will also have multiple ripple effects on the local energy market and the advancement of environmental protection and emission reduction targets.