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The U.S. extends Michigan's J.H. Campbell coal plant operation to Feb 2026 to prevent winter blackouts amid grid instability.
The U.S. Department of Energy has issued an emergency order extending the operation of Michigan’s J.H.
Campbell coal plant through February 2026, citing growing risks of winter blackouts in the Midwest.
The move, reversing a May 2025 shutdown, comes amid concerns over grid reliability due to the retirement of coal, nuclear, and gas plants.
The DOE attributed instability to previous energy policies and warned of potential power shortages, especially during low renewable output.
The Midcontinent Independent System Operator region is deemed high-risk, with insufficient new generation replacing lost capacity.
The order underscores the need for reliable, weather-independent power sources and takes immediate effect as part of broader energy policy shifts.
Los EE.UU. extiende el J.H. de Michigan. Operación de la planta de carbón de Campbell hasta febrero de 2026 para evitar apagones de invierno en medio de la inestabilidad de la red.