Should taxpayers give $7.8M to corporations to comply with state’s coal-carbon capture mandate?

State agency recommends Gov. Mark Gordon approve the funding requests, which are intended to buoy the declining coal industry.

Posted 10/22/24

Wyoming’s top energy development agency has recommended Gov. Mark Gordon allocate a combined $7.8 million in taxpayer money from the state’s Energy Matching Funds program to Rocky …

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Should taxpayers give $7.8M to corporations to comply with state’s coal-carbon capture mandate?

State agency recommends Gov. Mark Gordon approve the funding requests, which are intended to buoy the declining coal industry.

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Should taxpayers give $7.8M to corporations to comply with state’s coal-carbon capture mandate?

State agency recommends Gov. Mark Gordon approve the funding requests, which are intended to buoy the declining coal industry.

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