- Proposed emission rules for EPA spell gradual demise of coal power generation
- set a standard within capabilities of gas fired plants but impossible for coal w/o carbon capture and storage technology
- transitional exemption to make change gradual
- makes coal more expensive
- Natural Gas has recently had a boom
- EPA wants to entrench current advantage of gas
- Limiting coal is part of a larger scheme to remake energy industry
- EPA picks fights with coal-state democrats
- aggressive pushes to control emissions
- multiplying congressional enemies
- Most promising technology integrated gasification with integrated carbon capture and storage
- nowhere near commercial use
- Dangerous powers for an organization to have
- through the use of regulations, EPA has controls on which industries can succeed or fail in the energy industry
- EPA has the ability to bypass Congress
- however the powers currently being used are done with forewarning
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
EPA Coal Plant Regulations
These are notes from EPA Emission Regulations.
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Notes,
Smart Grid,
Sustainability
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