Regulatory Assistance Project's Colburn says states should take nontraditional approach to Clean PowerrnPlan compliance

摘要

How should states be preparing for U.S. EPA's final Clean Power Plan rule? During today'srnOnPoint, Ken Colburn, a senior associate at the Regulatory Assistance Project and the formerrndirector of the Air Resources Division of the New Hampshire Department of EnvironmentalrnServices, explains why he believes a nontraditional approach to compliance is needed andrntalks about the steps state regulators and public utility commissioners should be taking tornprepare for potential reliability challenges resulting from the rule.