This old Michigan coal plant is being reimagined to provide solar power
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Old coal-fired power plants are a significant sustainability challenge, generating pollution and health issues. In Michigan, plans are underway to redevelop a site, turning it into renewable energy.
Howard Lerner highlighted the plant as 'a brownfield and an eyesore', stating that the redevelopment presents 'a once-in-a-generation opportunity' for environmental improvement and renewable energy.
Consumer Energy's initiative to build 85 megawatts of solar power on the former coal plant site will utilize existing transmission lines, simplifying the process and expediting renewable power delivery.
Supporting the solar project, local nonprofits and officials are pushing for transforming the plant area into parks and trails, with habitat restoration efforts, indicating widespread community backing.
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