From MassLive
Connecticut’s last remaining coal-fired power plant will soon be converted to burn natural gas instead.
Bridgeport Harbor Generating Station will start generating power from natural gas in June of 2019, said the Public Service Enterprise Group, which plans a $550 million investment to make the switch.
Only two years ago PSEG said it wanted to keep the coal plant, even in the face of pressure from environmentalists and an outside consultant’s report that the plant, built in 1967, was no longer profitable.
