This story was originally published by Canary Media. The Trump administration says one of the world’s biggest natural gas-fired power plants will come to Ohio. But financial risks, permitting hurdles and uncertainties about the project’s access to equipment have critics doubting when—and if—the plant will come online.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two years ago, Hollie Tolmachoff bought her home in the mismatched outskirts of the West Valley, where fields of cattle and orange groves butt up against new shopping plazas. She calls ...

Several natural gas–fueled units are being developed as a way to support the industrial sector, including data centers, and to help integrate more renewable energy to the grid. The need for more baseload power generation to maintain grid reliability has ...