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Energy
4:26 pm
Fri January 7, 2011

Holland city and Michigan officials to discuss coal plant expansion outside of court

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James De Young coal plant near Lake Macatawa in Holland.
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The state is challenging a lower court’s ruling that would’ve allowed Holland to expand a coal-fired power plant. But  its unclear whether or not state officials will follow through on the legal battle.

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Electric vehicles
10:17 am
Mon December 27, 2010

Electric vehicle charging stations starting to pop up in west Michigan

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Charge Point charging station for electric vehicles
Credit Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio
The first Charge Point station is near Diamond and Lake drive.
Charge Point charging station for electric vehicles
Credit Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio
The first charging station in Grand Rapids is behind Marie Catrib's cafe.
Charge Point charging stations
Credit Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio
For now, the stations are free for the public to use.
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West Michigan will get 50 free public charging stations through a program funded by the federal stimulus program. The first one in downtown Grand Rapids is now up and running. It’s one of only a handful on the west side of the state. The other two are in Holland and a fourth is set to come online soon in Muskegon.

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