The EPA released the long-awaited proposed rule to replace the Obama-era Clean Power Plan
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EPA Lays Down ACE: What’s In The Trump Administration’s Clean Energy Rule?
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By Rose-Marie Carlisle, Bernard Hawkins, Jr., Wendy Wilkie Parker & Steven Shparber | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has just issued its proposed rule to replace the Clean Power Plan
EPA Proposes Affordable Clean Energy Rule To Replace Clean Power Plan
By Brook Detterman & Grant Tolley | Beveridge & Diamond PC
On August 21, 2018, the EPA proposed the Affordable Clean Energy rule to establish guidelines for states to develop plans to address greenhouse gas emissions from certain existing fossil-fuel-fired power plants
With EPA unveiling its proposed new rule to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, there’s already lots of discussion of whether the proposal is an improvement over the rule it would replace – whether a regime may focus on the utility sector as a system or needs to focus on individual sources. Be that as… Keep reading →
The EPA has formally announced that new regulation is not needed to limit spills of toxic waste into waterways
Currents: Energy Industry Insights – May 2018 #5
By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC
In an Internal Memo, the White House Considered Whether to Simply ‘Ignore’ Federal Climate Research
Energy Newsletter – May 2018
By Patricia Barmeyer, Kathleen Benner & Tim Burbury | King & Spalding
The Ninth Circuit and Fourth Circuit have joined a growing number of lower courts finding that the Clean Water Act regulates discharges to groundwater that serves as a conduit between a point source and waters of the United States.
Energy Bill The Focus Of Congressional Debate
By David Leiter | Mintz Levin - Energy & Sustainability Matters Contact
Congress has spent a significant chunk of the new year focused on a bipartisan energy bill, which, if passed, would be the first broad bipartisan energy package in nearly ten years.
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider – March 2018 #4
By Kelly Frye Barnett, William Daley & Linn Freedman | Robinson & Cole LLP
Late last week, a joint statement by the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Bureau of Investigation confirmed that the Russian government has been behind an ongoing targeted campaign to penetrate U.S. power plants and the electric grid.
U.S. Power Generation 2022: Will gas Or Renewables Rule?
By Britt Burt | Thomson Reuters Financial & Risk
Power generation in the United States is greener and more reliant on gas than ever before, but what will the fuel mix look like in 2022?
