Power Authority stops $1.6 billion plans for advanced coal plant at Tonawanda's Huntley Station : Home : The Buffalo News
The Huntley Station in the Town of Tonawanda won't be getting a $1.6 billion advanced coal power plant.
The New York Power Authority today said the proposed project was too costly, even with hefty taxpayer subsidies, to make the electricity it would have produced affordable.
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The project had garnered a wide range of political support locally, spurred by promise of creating 100 new power plant jobs, 1,000 construction jobs and spin-off benefits that NRG said could pump an average of $120 million annually into the local economy over the next 35 years.
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