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The Biden era of clean energy policy is over. Not only has President Trump already started dismantling his predecessor’s programs, but core assumptions that went into them are also dissolving.
The decision between clean energy and fossil fuels is no longer a binary choice, especially with the massive need for power at data centers that drive AI. Goldman Sachs estimates that power demand ...
"The agency is continuing to work diligently to implement President Trump’s Unleashing American Energy Executive Order issued on January 20 in coordination with the Office of Management and ...
In September 2019, the Trump administration replaced the Obama-era Clean Power Plan with the Affordable Clean Energy rule, which did not cap emissions. [13] In April 2020, he issued his new vehicle emissions standards, which were projected to result in an additional billion tons of carbon dioxide, increasing annual U.S. emissions by about one ...
U.S. energy policy is in dire need of a course correction. Our nation grapples with growing energy demands and challenges, and a second Trump administration faces the daunting task of undoing an ...
These tax credits are helping to restore American industry, make energy more affordable, and build out domestic supply chains to ensure that U.S. workers can compete and win in the global marketplace.
The generation shifting aspects of the CPP were challenged by several states and coal industry companies, and the CPP was stayed by the courts and never came into enforcement. The Trump administration's EPA put forth a less-aggressive Affordable Clean Power rule in 2019 which was similar and stayed by courts. The stay was challenged by multiple ...
This became the Affordable Clean Energy rule. [9] On June 19, 2019, the EPA issued the final Affordable Clean Energy rule (ACE), which replaced the Clean Power Plan. On January 19, 2021, the last full day of the Trump administration, the D.C. Circuit vacated the Affordable Clean Energy rule and remanded to the EPA for further proceedings ...