Americas > US election result unlikely to derail TCI carbon market, while RGGI linkage may hinge on consensus

US election result unlikely to derail TCI carbon market, while RGGI linkage may hinge on consensus

Published 21:49 on October 21, 2020  /  Last updated at 21:49 on October 21, 2020  / /  Americas, US

The Transportation & Climate Initiative (TCI) would not halt its plan for a regional cap-and-trade system if Democratic nominee Joe Biden is elected president next month, while New Hampshire’s opposition to the proposed sectoral carbon market could thwart a linkage with RGGI, a workshop panelist said Wednesday.
The Transportation & Climate Initiative (TCI) would not halt its plan for a regional cap-and-trade system if Democratic nominee Joe Biden is elected president next month, while New Hampshire’s opposition to the proposed sectoral carbon market could thwart a linkage with RGGI, a workshop panelist said Wednesday.


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