EIA: Clean Power Plan emissions cuts depend on state compliance decisions ; RGGI officials mull tighter carbon caps for Clean Power Plan compliance; Illinois regulators greenlight stricter disclosure rules on utility donations; The Time is Now: 3 Ways to Spur Mobile Engagement in the Energy Industry
Mass-based compliance will result in slightly larger reductions in carbon emissions, a new EIA assessment of Clean Power Plan compliance decisions estimates.
A review of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative considers tightening emissions caps, potentially raising the price of allowances over the next 15 years.
The state allows utilities like Commonwealth Edison to fund charitable donations with ratepayer funds, but will now require greater disclosure of where those funds go.
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