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EPSA files comments supporting the EPA’s proposed repeal of 2024 power plant emissions mandates, citing infrastructure challenges and reliability concerns. EPSA urges practical, flexible policies that support all available energy resources to meet rising electricity demand and strengthen national security.
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This Earth Day, EPSA is showcasing how competitive electricity markets encourage cost-effective solutions to meet rising energy demand with fewer emissions, by creating incentives to replace older, less efficient plants and fuels.
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Three trends affecting the power generation community – and what the Environmental Protection Agency needs to know.
Read MoreEPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler says revised NEPA rules fail to encourage the investment needed to reliably meet soaring electric demand and reach aggressive emissions targets.
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The U.S. needs more electricity. But by discouraging critical investment, the EPA’s new rule seeking to limit power plant emissions will make it hard to keep the lights on – while raising energy costs and doing little for the environment. Read the latest on our blog.
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Researchers found that net carbon pricing would be the most efficient, cost-effective, and transparent way to lower New England’s power sector emissions. As developers pay tens of millions to cancel offshore wind projects that proved too costly, EPSA’s Jeff Turcotte asks why state policymakers continue to pursue higher cost energy approaches.
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