Facing headwinds, Wyoming coal industry ‘cautiously optimistic’ about incoming Trump administration

Coal proponents hold out hope to overturn Biden-era anti-coal policies and optimism for an administration that’s a proponent for the industry.

Posted 12/17/24

Despite lackluster results from Donald Trump’s promise to “save coal” during his first presidential term, coal proponents are hopeful his second term will provide more of a reprieve …

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Facing headwinds, Wyoming coal industry ‘cautiously optimistic’ about incoming Trump administration

Coal proponents hold out hope to overturn Biden-era anti-coal policies and optimism for an administration that’s a proponent for the industry.

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Facing headwinds, Wyoming coal industry ‘cautiously optimistic’ about incoming Trump administration

Coal proponents hold out hope to overturn Biden-era anti-coal policies and optimism for an administration that’s a proponent for the industry.

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