Gov. Patrick Morrisey outlined his framework for West Virginia’s energy future in a speech in Wheeling Wednesday, pledging the state would develop a 25-year energy policy that aims to more than triple the state’s power generation capacity.

But although Morrisey promised the policy would be “grounded in science and common sense,” long-term energy and economic trends suggest it’s grounded in neither. Legislative Session

WV lawmakers have concerns with Morrisey admin's economic development oversight

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Energy and Environment

New report projects huge savings for WV in crossing over from coal to solar or wind

By Mike Tony mtony@hdmediallc.com

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Energy and Environment

Morrisey's office shrugs off EPA nixing program behind

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