
Protecting Electricity Customers from Costly Fossil Fuels Today
Horizon Climate Initiative works to end the manipulative practice of uneconomic dispatch—electric utilities needlessly providing more expensive power and sticking their customers with the bill. You can hear from some of our amazing partners about why this practice occurs, and how we can stop it—with Logan Burke from Alliance for Affordable Energy, Joe Daniel from RMI, and Jill Tauber from Earth Justice—in their own words in this short video.
In the News
WaPo: The U.S. coal industry is dying. Trump threw it a lifeline.
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WaPo: The U.S. coal industry is dying. Trump threw it a lifeline. 〰️
Floodlight: Coal was on its way out. But surging electricity demand is keeping it alive — costing customers and the planet
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Floodlight: Coal was on its way out. But surging electricity demand is keeping it alive — costing customers and the planet 〰️
My Climate Journey Podcast: Decoding Coal Dispatch with RMI
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My Climate Journey Podcast: Decoding Coal Dispatch with RMI 〰️
Energy News Network:
Indiana’s Dependence On Coal Is Costing Ratepayers Millions and Holding Back Clean Energy Growth
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Energy News Network: Indiana’s Dependence On Coal Is Costing Ratepayers Millions and Holding Back Clean Energy Growth 〰️
Louisiana Illuminator:
Coal Power Plants Cost Americans Millions When They Don’t Have To, Study Says
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Louisiana Illuminator: Coal Power Plants Cost Americans Millions When They Don’t Have To, Study Says 〰️
NRDC:
Uneconomic Coal Costs MISO Ratepayers $1 Billion and Curtails 400 MW of Wind
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NRDC: Uneconomic Coal Costs MISO Ratepayers $1 Billion and Curtails 400 MW of Wind 〰️
New York Times:
Electricity From Coal Is Pricey: Should Consumers Have To Pay?
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New York Times: Electricity From Coal Is Pricey: Should Consumers Have To Pay? 〰️
Jumping the Line: A Timely Discussion of Fossil Power and Energy Market Manipulation
Many thanks to our expert moderator and panelists and to the engaged audience for HCI's inaugural #NYCclimateWeek event. The event framed HCI’s work in the climate movement by bringing hidden barriers out into the open, building awareness of the need for regulatory scrutiny and utility reforms, and ultimately centering costs and consumer advocacy in the clean energy transition and ending uneconomic fossil fuel-fired power plant operations.