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Spartan Students say “Go Green!” and Michigan State Switches from Coal to Natural Gas 

08-23-2017 10:12

Summary

The presentation reviews how Michigan State University (MSU) is completing modifications to reduce carbon emissions and secure a reliable future fuel supply. MSU will cease burning coal by EOY 2016. MSU’s Energy Transition Plan greenhouse gas reduction strategy benefits from the 45% reduction in CO2 emissions from natural gas versus coal. The key to making it work: Natural gas has historically been more expensive than coal, underscoring the importance of an economic natural gas supply strategy and Price Risk Management plan.

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Bob Ellerhorst, Michigan State University
Matt Haakenstad, US Energy Services



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Bob Ellerhorst, Michigan State University Matt Haakenstad, US Energy Services