Enter email address Sign Me Up You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. The smokestacks of the Colstrip power plant, seen from one of the town’s 32 public parks. (Sammy Roth / Los Angeles Times)They all want to see the coal plant stay open, and understandably so. The department is trying to convert that coal plant to burn a combination of natural gas and green hydrogen, and eventually 100% green hydrogen. L.A. Times photographer Robert Gauthier takes pictures of a conveyor belt that carries coal to the Colstrip power plant from a nearby mine.

Source: Los Angeles Times December 12, 2023 20:11 UTC