Coal-Fired Power Plant Civil Judicial Complaints
On November 3, 1999, the Department of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency announced the filing of civil complaints against seven electric utility companies operating coal-fired power plants in the Midwest and Southeast, charging that their plants illegally released massive amounts of air pollutants over a period of several years and contributed some of the most severe environmental problems facing the United States today. The companies involved are American Electric Power Company, Cinergy, FirstEnergy, Illinois Power, Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Company, Southern Company and Tampa Electric Company. These complaints were subsequently amended in some cases.
Complaints
- Alabama Power Company; Georgia Power Company; and Southern Company Services, Inc.; subsidiaries of the Southern Company, filed in Georgia (PDF) (61K)
- American Electric Power Service Corp., Indiana Michigan Power Co., d/b/a; American Electric Power Ohio Power Company, d/b/a; American Electric Power Appalachian Power Company, d/b/a/; American Electric Power Cardinal Operating Company; and Central Operating Company (PDF) (62 K)
- Cinergy Corporation; PSI Energy, Inc.; Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company (PDF) (44K)
- Illinois Power Company (PDF) (42K)
- Ohio Edison Company, Pennsylvania Power Company, subsidiaries of First Energy Corporation (PDF, 42K, pp)
- Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company (PDF) (42K)
- Tampa Electric Company (PDF) (61.4K, 13 pp)
- Alabama Power Company, Filed in Alabama (PDF) (71K)
- Duke Energy Corporation (PDF) (109K, pp)
- East Kentucky Power Cooperative (PDF) (1MB, 27 pp)
Amended Complaints
- Georgia Power Company Amended Complaint (PDF) (57K)
- Ilinois Power Company, Dynergy Midwest Generation, Inc. Amended Complaint (PDF) (53K)
- Ohio Edison Company, Pennsylvania Power Company Amended Complaint (PDF) (53K)
- Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company Amended Complaint (PDF) (51K)
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