New power plant rules will affect Virginia City

by JEFF LESTER • EDITOR
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The Virginia City Hybrid Energy Center burns run-of-mine coal, waste coal and wood waste. It is currently scheduled for retirement in 2045. JEFF LESTER PHOTO


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