And as States begin to set the goals and establish plans for carbon reduction, it is clear that consumers' pocketbooks will be better off when States plan ahead, and when they use many different and varied tools to reduce carbon emission.
Castor emphasizes the financial benefits for consumers when states proactively plan for carbon reduction.
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