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Transcripts For CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings 20150312

The environmental rules cannot unduly compromised their reliability. No matter how great the environmental cost . There is a balance that needs to be struck. How do you strike that balance if you dont know whether Climate Change is happening and whether human activity plays a huge role whether the consequences of doing nothing could be dire and expensive which i assume expensive is a word they would fit into that calculus. We look at what the impact on our ratepayers would be in the benefits to the environment under the proposed rule. But the impact on your ratepayers could be felt through Climate Change as well as through the rates that they pay could they not . And thats not part of what you looked at them part of your analysis . The benefits have been put forth by the epa in their plan and we are weighing the costs against the benefits that the epa has proposed. For what its worth the executive director of the Wisconsin Business Alliance has called energy and Economic Opportunity th

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Transcripts For CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings 20150312

Your organizations have contracts with ongoing electrical power . Those costs you dont know how those will be handled . At this point the epa has not conveyed how they would address that particular comment. The conversations we have had with epa have been primarily to get clarification on some of the corrections we pointed out within the proposal itself. Bpa claims of the rules give states flexibility to create their own plans but it appears that overlooks the fact that electricity transmission does not stop at the state borders. Many states including south dakota plant rely on neighboring states to ensure the reliability of the grid. Epas modeling suggest under the 111 d. Proposal wyoming could cut his generation by 7. 5 million megawatts or a million megawatt hours. How will wyoming continue to how will you continue to power the regional economy with cuts like this and is that an accurate statement . As far as how we would continue if we are looking at closing down existing power pla

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Transcripts For CSPAN Key Capitol Hill Hearings 20150311

California and oklahoma are not alone. We know texas leads the nation in industry. Many states in the midwest as well as the west and south are taking action to ensure ratepayers and citizens against risk to reliability that come from 30 and inefficient coal plants by replacing them wordy dirty and inefficient coal plants by replacing them. We think the Clean Power Plan will encourage states to date broader advantage of strategies theyre are already using saving money, and invigorating economies across the country and to the extent they choose to Work Together around their regional grids, they will do even better because we know the regional approach will be more costeffective for all. We believe the net benefits of this plan amount to Something Like 48 billion to 82 billion in 2030 as well as greater productivity, lower cost, and a more efficient and secure energy system. The bottom line is it builds on 40 years of success. It now confronts us with an opportunity to address one of the

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Transcripts For CSPAN Governor Scott Walker Remarks In New Hampshire 20150315

Ms. Nowak we think the very foundation in troops on states rights are read to have any intrudes on states rights are read to have any state plans subjected to federal authority is a concern of ours. State Energy Policy should be left up to states. In connection with the department of energy, not the Environmental Protection agency. We have concerns about losing state authority over existing laws. Mr. Easterly . Mr. Easterly do not believe epa can protect us from lawsuits under the clean air act. They can happen and they do. Mr. Parfitt we dont believe we can be protected from lawsuits from third parties. As the proposal has been written. Sen. Barrasso i am out of time. Thank you very much. Sen. Fischer thank you, mr. Chairman. Thank you for being here. Commissioner easterly, when we had the acting administrator here earlier in the year, i asked her some questions about the heat rate efficiency assumption. We know epa relied on an analysis for that 6 heat rate. In their own terms, they

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