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West Virginia’s Public Service Commission faces a high-stakes energy transition as Appalachian Power and Wheeling Power seek approval to shutter three coal plants by 2028 and 2035, investing over $1.5 billion in solar, batteries, and grid upgrades. But critics—including consumer advocates, coal miners, and labor unions—are sounding the alarm: the costs could hike electricity bills, and closing plants threatens jobs and local economies. The Commission must now balance cleaner energy goals with economic survival for communities still reliant on coal.

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