Protracted Pennsylvania RGGI lawsuit could prevent Q1 auction participation

Published 23:50 on November 16, 2022  /  Last updated at 23:50 on November 16, 2022  / /  Americas, US

The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday challenging the validity of the state’s power sector cap-and-trade regulation, but the lengthy timeline of outstanding decisions on the case and expected appeals could jeopardise its potential to participate in next year’s first RGGI auction, according to experts.
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday challenging the validity of the state’s power sector cap-and-trade regulation, but the lengthy timeline of outstanding decisions on the case and expected appeals could jeopardise its potential to participate in next year’s first RGGI auction, according to experts.


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