What the EPA's New Plans for Regulating Power Plants Mean for Carbon
Administrator Michael Regan argues regulation of mercury, ozone, water and coal ash will also curb greenhouse gases
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Administrator Michael Regan argues regulation of mercury, ozone, water and coal ash will also curb greenhouse gases
While the retirements of older power plants may deliver the bulk of greenhouse gas emissions cuts, EPA plans to propose carbon rules for new and existing
Market Design for the Clean Energy Transition: Advancing Long-Term Approaches December 16, 2020 to December 17, 2020 12:00 PM - 3:30 PM WRI partnered with Resources for the Future to co-host a workshop aimed at advancing proposals for organized long-term electricity market designs. Rapid expansion of zero- and low-carbon generating capacity requires effective policy frameworks for both vertically integrated utilities and organized (restructured) electricity markets. A vibrant debate has emerged regarding how well existing market designs in the U.S. can enable the investments needed for an aff...