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Hallador Signs $711 Million Power Deal With Indiana Utility

Hallador Energy Co., a US coal miner and power producer, agreed to sell electricity to an Indiana utility in a deal spurred by surging demand from data centers in the state.

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Hallador Signs $711 Million Power Deal With Indiana Utility
Hallador Energy Co., a US coal miner and power producer, agreed to sell electricity to an Indiana utility in a deal spurred by surging demand from data centers in the state.
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