@ella_nilsen Power plants can comply with the emission standards anyway they see fit. The availability of CCS sets the climate pollution limit for baseload gas plants starting in 2035 - can comply through H2, CCS or any other means available
On Wednesday @ 12 ET, I'll be moderating a discussion on how states are maintaining a reliable, affordable, and cleaner power system.
Panelists:
Chair Doug Scott, IL ICC
Commr Peretick, MI PSC
Vice Chair Joe Sullivan, MN PUC
Keith Hay, CO Energy Office
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Coal & gas plants are failing the grid during climate-induced extreme weather events. Renewables can maintain and improve grid reliability, but @FERC and grid operators must make meaningful reforms to deploy clean energy at scale. Learn more from @amprog ⬇️https://t.co/yUjYWcSBNx
⚡️TOMMORROW at 1pm EST @oboylemm is hosting ‘What to Watch for at FERC's Annual Reliability Technical Conference’
Don’t forget to RSVP for the webinar👉 https://t.co/elg5G1jsfj
A few thoughts on why EPA's proposed limits for climate pollution from fossil fuel-fired power plants walk the line to leverage the authority left intact by SCOTUS: https://t.co/6AmU0Akwc6
Vote for @cleanaircatf in @CharityNav’s Community Choice Awards!
Join us in the fight against climate change and help us power resilient climate solutions. Voting is open through August 27 👉
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In this summer of climate catastrophes, EPA’s proposed power plant standards are on the right track but can be strengthened for more carbon reductions at even less cost. https://t.co/3j1Js7p5GH
NEW from @amprog: @EPA must strengthen the final rule to cut power plant emissions by covering more plants, strictly enforcing timelines, increasing the stringency of the emission limitations, and more. Check out our recs developed with @EvergreenAction: https://t.co/6x4BLpbDPT
EPA proposed an important rule this spring to curb emissions from power plants, but it can and must be strengthened to further drive reductions.
Read our comments to EPA on the 111b power plant rules, w/@NRDC and @nature_org https://t.co/oVREQrGvG9
"The proposal can and should be strengthened, but the core elements and design features of the rule are strong."
CATF Litigation Director @jsduffy testified yesterday at @EPA’s public hearing on its latest proposal to curb carbon pollution from fossil fuel-fired power plants.
CATF’s Litigation Director @jsduffy testified before Congress on @EPA’s proposed carbon pollution standards for the U.S. power fleet, highlighting how the rule is tailored to reduce pollution cost effectively from the largest emitters in response to questions from @RepPaulTonko.
EPA’s proposed greenhouse gas regulations for the power sector: @JodyFreemanHLS @carriefjenks @jsduffy@kevin_poloncarz take a deep dive on our latest CleanLaw podcast 🎙️ https://t.co/jsDtb1Uwdp
Jay Duffy, litigation director @cleanaircatf explains a major announcement from the EPA to limit carbon dioxide emissions in current and future power plants.
"The proposal provides a pathway for those older plants and smaller plants, to control their pollution."
Our quick take on @EPA’s proposed power plant emissions standards — and stay tuned for our analysis of the new rules next week! https://t.co/8IqAVDYLJx
.@EPA's newly-released standards regulating carbon pollution from power plants are, as @POTUS would say, a BFD.
Join us TOMORROW at 12pm ET/9am PT for a live discussion of these standards with an all-star panel of leading climate experts: https://t.co/MMr5rH1gBk.