Americas > North Carolina RGGI linkage may not drive deep CO2 cuts -report

North Carolina RGGI linkage may not drive deep CO2 cuts -report

Published 18:40 on August 20, 2019  /  Last updated at 18:40 on August 20, 2019  /  Americas, US  /  No Comments

Implementing a power sector ETS in North Carolina and linking to the Northeast US RGGI programme may not stimulate significant emissions reductions in the state compared to other policy approaches, according to a new government report.

Implementing a power sector ETS in North Carolina and linking to the Northeast US RGGI programme may not stimulate significant emissions reductions in the state compared to other policy approaches, according to a new government report.

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