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Liam Niemeyer

Liam Niemeyer

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Environment and Energy Reporter, Kentucky Lantern

Kentucky

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  • Heavy reliance on coal has eroded a Ky. economic advantage

    By Liam Niemeyer Verified|The Daily Independent (Ashland, KY)VerifiedAt the beginning of this century Kentucky and other states that relied on burning coal for electricity enjoyed an economic edge, but competition from cheaper energy sources has dulled that advantage. On Tuesday, some prominent Kentuckians looked on as President Donald Trump signed executive orders aimed at reviving demand for coal. Coal company executive Joe Craft, a Republican megadonor, and Senate President Robert Stivers were in the East Room for the signing ceremony.

    By Liam Niemeyer Verified · The Daily Independent (Ashland, KY)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Heavy reliance on coal has eroded a KY economic advantage. Can Trump reverse the trend?

    By Liam Niemeyer Verified|Commonwealth JournalVerifiedAt the beginning of this century Kentucky and other states that relied on burning coal for electricity enjoyed an economic edge, but competition from cheaper energy sources has dulled that edge. On Tuesday, some prominent Kentuckians looked on as President Donald Trump signed executive orders aimed at reviving demand for coal. Coal company executive Joe Craft, a Republican megadonor, and Senate President Robert Stivers were in the East Room for the signing ceremony.

    By Liam Niemeyer Verified · Commonwealth Journal

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Heavy reliance on coal has eroded a Ky. economic advantage

    By Liam Niemeyer Verified|The Daily Independent (Ashland, KY)VerifiedAt the beginning of this century Kentucky and other states that relied on burning coal for electricity enjoyed an economic edge, but competition from cheaper energy sources has dulled that advantage. On Tuesday, some prominent Kentuckians looked on as President Donald Trump signed executive orders aimed at reviving demand for coal. Coal company executive Joe Craft, a Republican megadonor, and Senate President Robert Stivers were in the East Room for the signing ceremony.

    By Liam Niemeyer Verified · The Daily Independent (Ashland, KY)

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Kentucky Lantern

Frankfort, Kentucky, United States