Vol. 1, No. 218

Energy Bill Negotiators Continue to Work as Clock Ticks

With just weeks remaining in the 114th Congress, negotiators on the Energy Policy Modernization Act conference committee continue to dance around compromise. House negotiators on Friday received a new proposed conference draft from their Senate counterparts, according to a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee press release. Senate negotiators mulled over a House proposal through […]
  • Saskatchewan, Canada Negotiate Deal on Coal Phase-Out

    The governments of Saskatchewan and Canada have agreed to complete an “equivalency agreement” related to the nation’s newly announced regulatory program to end all unabated coal-fired electricity use by 2030. The agreement would give the province added flexibility in making the shift to low-carbon energy sources, including carbon capture and storage. “The province would be […]

  • Trump Could be Good for CCS, Global CCS Institute Americas Lead Says

    Development of carbon capture and storage technologies would benefit from many of President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign promises related to coal, Jeff Erikson, general manager for the Americas division of the Global CCS Institute, said during a Monday episode of E&E TV. “I think that Mr. Trump’s emphasis on coal will encourage more carbon capture and […]

  • Report: State Needs Should be Considered Before Individual Needs in CO2 Allowance Systems

    The needs and priorities of the state should be considered before the needs of individuals when designing state-level mass-based carbon allowance allocation system under the Clean Power Plan, the Brattle Group said in a report Monday. “By deferring any examination of wealth transfers among interested parties to a later stage, policymakers will be able to […]

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