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EELP advises stakeholders on key regulatory design questions to support the development and implementation of effective and durable policies that enable the clean energy transition. We focus on EPA’s air, water, and waste regulations as well as FERC’s regulation of interstate electricity markets and transmission.

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Challenging the Hidden Clean Energy Tax

Electricity Law Initiative submits comments supporting FERC’s efforts to reduce costs for new power plants.

October 25, 2024

Challenging the Hidden Clean Energy Tax
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Electricity Law Initiative Protests Utilities’ Proposal to Control PJM Decisions

Protest exposes how the CTOA amendments enable the utilities to interfere and obstruct PJM’s decisionmaking processes.

July 22, 2024

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The Supreme Court Pauses the Good Neighbor Plan

The decision continues an alarming trend of the Court issuing decisions under its emergency docket about important public health rules without the benefit of full briefing and engagement with the technical record.

July 2, 2024

The Supreme Court Pauses the Good Neighbor Plan
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Compliance Timing for EPA’s Power Sector Rules for Coal-Fired Power Plants

June 16, 2024

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CleanLaw — FERC’s New Approach to Improving Transmission Investment

How the utility industry thinks about building new high-voltage transmission lines and how FERC is trying to push industry to develop more transmission to accommodate new, affordable, clean sources of electricity.

June 11, 2024

CleanLaw — FERC’s New Approach to Improving Transmission Investment
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Treasury and IRS Release Technology-Neutral Clean Energy Tax Credit Proposal

The Inflation Reduction Act included extensions of the clean energy production tax credit and investment tax credit for projects starting before 2025.

June 6, 2024

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EPA’s Final CO2 Standards for the Power Sector: Robust Regulatory Record Sets the Stage for Legal Challenges

A review the legal basis for EPA’s final rule and summary of the final standards. Plus a look at anticipated legal challenges to the final rule.

May 7, 2024

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Timelines of EPA’s Final Rules to Reduce Climate Changing Pollution from Power Plants

April 25, 2024

Timelines of EPA’s Final Rules to Reduce Climate Changing Pollution from Power Plants
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Methane Rules for the Oil and Gas Sector

EELP is collaborating with stakeholders to help identify regulatory options that deploy advanced technologies and cut emissions. Read our legal analyses and listen to our podcasts focused on EPA’s rulemakings and the questions EPA is seeking stakeholder feedback on.

March 8, 2024

Methane Rules for the Oil and Gas Sector

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