Americas > Amid US Supreme Court threat, EPA plans multi-pronged approach to tackling power CO2 output

Amid US Supreme Court threat, EPA plans multi-pronged approach to tackling power CO2 output

Published 22:29 on March 10, 2022  /  Last updated at 22:36 on March 10, 2022  / Ben Garside /  Americas, US

The US EPA is seeking to integrate its regulations on power generators, aiming to ensure the sector delivers GHG emissions cuts indirectly in the event that the Supreme Court rules the agency cannot act in a direct way, Administrator Michael Regan said Thursday.
The US EPA is seeking to integrate its regulations on power generators, aiming to ensure the sector delivers GHG emissions cuts indirectly in the event that the Supreme Court rules the agency cannot act in a direct way, Administrator Michael Regan said Thursday.


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