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CRS Comments on Climate Change Draft Scoping Plan
These comments detail and explain several issues concerning the unintended impacts an emissions cap could have on the voluntary renewable energy market, as well as disincentives it could impose on energy efficiency efforts voluntarily undertaken by citizens and business. The comments additionally presents ideas on how some of these issues can be effectively addressed in …
Community Aggregation: Innovative Ways Communities Can Secure Their Energy Future
Poster presentation for AWEA Windpower 2009 Conference by Andreas Karelas on community choice aggregation programs in Berkeley and Marin County
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Letter from the WeCAN Cap Setting and Allowance Distribution (CSAD) Committee on behalf of WeCAN
Comments, Questions, and Recommendations for the WCI CSAD committee on Data review and collection, Competitiveness Analysis, Offsets compliance limit, and Early Reduction Allowances.
CRS Comments to California Energy Commission (CEC) Regarding RPS Procurement. Docket 02-REN-1038 and 03-RPS-1078
California Energy Commission Staff Workshop on 2006 RPS Procurement Verification Data Review, Comments of CRS Regarding RPS Procurement; Attachment B: Questions Regarding Outstanding RPS Procurement Claims
Letter to CARB on setting the cap in California’s cap-and-trade program
Comments relating to the establishment of the cap in California’s cap-and-trade program. We are troubled by CARB’s proposal to set the cap in 2012 at the level of expected actual emissions, i.e. a level that achieves no reductions. The implication of setting the cap at expected actual emissions is that the price of allowances will …
Letter to CARB On Emissions Leakage Issues in a Cap-and-Trade Program
Letter commenting on issues relating to emissions leakage in a California cap-and-trade program. Minimizing the shifting of emissions out of California in a way that reduces the net decrease in global greenhouse gas emissions due to California’s programs is a statutory requirement of AB 32 and an important design objective in any cap-and-trade program. And …
Climate Change Policy In California: Balancing Markets Versus Regulation
Climate policy in California has been at the forefront in the North American effort to fight global warming. California has been a leader in energy policy for decades. The paper explores the state’s energy policy over the past few decades, as well as the economic, psychological, and institutional factors that support the emerging best practice. …
Support Voluntary Purchases of Clean, Safe, 21st Century Energy With an Off-the-Top Rule Under Cap and Trade
Without careful design, cap and trade could hinder the voluntary market for renewable energy. The voluntary market has played an important role in advancing clean energy development in large part because socially responsible organizations and individuals want to help fight global warming. Cap and trade should include an off-the-top rule to account for voluntary renewable …