Americas > US EPA has “clean slate” for developing new power sector GHG regulation, though exact plan uncertain

US EPA has “clean slate” for developing new power sector GHG regulation, though exact plan uncertain

Published 23:43 on February 3, 2021  /  Last updated at 00:10 on February 4, 2021  / /  Americas, RINs & LCFS, US

President Joe Biden’s (D) administration has a “clean state” on developing a regulation to reduce power sector emissions, EPA administrator nominee Michael Regan said Wednesday, as he committed to let states implement more ambitious vehicle GHG standards than the federal government and bring greater transparency to the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) if confirmed as head of the agency. 
President Joe Biden’s (D) administration has a “clean state” on developing a regulation to reduce power sector emissions, EPA administrator nominee Michael Regan said Wednesday, as he committed to let states implement more ambitious vehicle GHG standards than the federal government and bring greater transparency to the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) if confirmed as head of the agency. 


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