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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A state appeals court in Oregon decided late Wednesday that the rules for a program designed to limit and drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel companies are invalid. The program, started in 2022, is one of the strongest climate programs in the nation. State environmental officials said the court’s […]

Oregon’s second highest court ruled in favor of natural gas utilities seeking to invalidate the state’s landmark climate program.

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The Climate Protection Program targets a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from transportation fuels and natural gas by 2050.

An Oregon state appeals court has declared the rules of a 2022 program aimed at significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel companies invalid.

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Avista won’t be able to charge customers to pay for its lobbying and will have to decrease its proposed 2024 rate increase under a settlement agreement.

Despite opposition from Northwest Democratic leaders, federal regulators voted Thursday, Oct. 19, to allow more natural gas to flow through Oregon, Idaho, Washington and northern California.

Federal regulators voted to allow more natural gas to flow through Oregon, Idaho, Washington and northern California via a pipeline.

Despite opposition from Northwest Democratic leaders, federal regulators voted unanimously Thursday to allow more natural gas to flow through Oregon, Idaho, Washington and northern California.