GHG Reduction Technologies Monitor Vol. 9 No. 47
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December 19, 2014

EPA Carbon Regs. Unworkable, House Energy Panel Says

By Abby Harvey

Abby L. Harvey GHG Monitor 12/19/2014 Carbon emissions standards for existing coal fired power plants proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency in June are unworkable, unrealistic and may not be legal, according to a report released this week by Republicans…

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Table of Contents

DOE Official: CCS May Not be Best Option for Developing Countries

By Abby Harvey
CCS Deployment Must be Accelerated, New IEA Report Says

By Abby Harvey
U.K. to Provide £2.5M Toward North Sea Storage Development

By Abby Harvey
CCS is Bridge Between Coal Demand and Climate Efforts, Experts Say

By Abby Harvey
Estimation of Benefits of EPA CO2 Regs. Questionable, Experts Say

By Abby Harvey
U.S. CCS Efforts Significant, Regulatory Issus Remain, IEA Says

By Abby Harvey
Sierra Club Files Appeal to Nov. FutureGen 2.0 Summary Judgment

By Abby Harvey
Publication Notice

By Abby Harvey
Senate Confirms New Assistant Energy Secretary for Fossil Energy

By Abby Harvey
EPA Still Reviewing Comments on NSPS as Jan. 8 Deadline Looms

By Abby Harvey
EPA Carbon Regs. Unworkable, House Energy Panel Says

By Abby Harvey
CCS Could be Used in Natural Gas Plants In 15 Years, Expert Says

By Abby Harvey
Lima Conference Results in Better Understood Parameters for INDCs

By Abby Harvey
Wrap Up

By Abby Harvey