greenhouse gas emissions / energy efficiency strategies / demonstrated technology / energy resources / control equipment / energy future / electricity / energy needs / sequestration technology / greenhouse gas performance standards / nuclear energy facilities / natural gas / banking / energy sources / under-construction nuclear energy facilities / sequestration technology essential / energy efficiency / electricity needs / energy supply / energy / /
Organization
United States Environmental Protection Agency / U.S. Department of Energy / Federal Energy Regulatory Commission / Council of State Governments / United States Department of Energy / European Union / State Government’s Federalism Task Force / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
William / /
Position
president of the United States / Representative / secretary / /
Product
proposed guidelines / /
ProvinceOrState
Tennessee / Alabama / South Carolina / Georgia / /
PROPOSED POLICY POSITION 5. REGARDING STATE CONCERNS OVER THE EPA’S PROPOSED CO2 EMISSION STANDARDS BACKGROUND Section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act (CAA) authorizes the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA