Compliance Pathways Under the Proposed Clean Power Plan
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The proposed regulations by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants. There are several compliance pathways, or policy designs, that states may consider in developing implementation plans. If you are looking to learn about them or explain them to someone else, review BPC Energy’s latest graphics on three of these approaches to 111(d) implementation, including a:
Rate-Based Trading System
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Utility Approach with Emission Budget
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Mass-Based Trading System
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