Policy Primer: Carbon Pricing – October 2022 Update

Market-based approaches to cut emissions remain at the fore of climate policy discussions amid concerns over impacts to ratepayers in some states.

Discussions about carbon pricing continue to evolve as the strategy is increasingly viewed as a policy tool that can play an expanded role in a broader policy mix to meet ambitious climate goals.

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California Air Resources Board
Colorado Public Utilities Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
ISO New England
Maryland Department of the Environment
Maryland Energy Administration
New York Climate Action Council
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
U.S. Energy Department
Virginia State Corporation Commission
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October 10, 2022

Policy Primer: Carbon Pricing – October 2022 Update

Market-based approaches to cut emissions remain at the fore of climate policy discussions amid concerns over impacts to ratepayers in some states.

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