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RGGI

  • RGGI seeks to curb CO2 emissions from power plants.
    Environment
    Energy Efficiency Programs Hang in the Political Balance
    Sam Evans-Brown
    Republican are working at finding common language on a bill that would weaken or repeal the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, or RGGI. They will have to…
  • A House committee reserved Representatives Hall for the hearing on RGGI, but turnout was much more sparse than the space warranted.
    NH News
    If At First You Don't Succeed... House Reconsiders RGGI Repeal
    Sam Evans-Brown
    The House is again considering a bill that would repeal the state’s participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, or RGGI, a carbon cap and…
  • Ten Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic states have, in the face of federal inaction, agreed on a region-wide greenhouse gas emissions limit, enforced through the sale of pollution permits to large fossil fuel power plants there.
    NHPR Blogs
    Cutting Emissions in Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic states
    EarthTalk® E - The Environmental MagazineDear EarthTalk: I understand that some Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic U.S. states have banded together to reduce…
  • The Exchange
    Reviewing RGGI in the Granite State
    Laura Knoy
    Two recent reports examined the impact of this Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative or RGGI on New Hampshire. One touts the energy savings that have come…
  • Environment
    Study Shows RGGI Saves Consumers Money
    The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative faces an uncertain future in some states. New Jersey plans to end its participation and New Hampshire has…

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