Modeling shows Virginia can surpass emission reduction goals while driving economic impact to the Commonwealth
In its filed comments, Virginia Advanced Energy Economy supported the Va. Dept. of Environmental Quality's proposed regulations to implement a carbon trading system to reduce emissions to meet Governor McAuliffe's Executive Directive 11, highlighting positive economic impact, including significant in-state investment (up to $4.6 billion) and adding 30,000 to 40,000 jobs.
Virginia AEE used the State Tool for Electricity Emission Reductions (STEER), an integrated resource-planning modeling tool, to identify the least-cost ways for Virginia to implement DEQ proposed carbon mitigation rules.
Please fill out the form to download Virginia AEE's comments.
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Modeling shows Virginia can surpass emission reduction goals while driving economic impact to the Commonwealth
In its filed comments, Virginia Advanced Energy Economy supported the Va. Dept. of Environmental Quality's proposed regulations to implement a carbon trading system to reduce emissions to meet Governor McAuliffe's Executive Directive 11, highlighting positive economic impact, including significant in-state investment (up to $4.6 billion) and adding 30,000 to 40,000 jobs.
Virginia AEE used the State Tool for Electricity Emission Reductions (STEER), an integrated resource-planning modeling tool, to identify the least-cost ways for Virginia to implement DEQ proposed carbon mitigation rules.
Please fill out the form to download Virginia AEE's comments.
