Ed Whitfield actually said...

I would argue that EPA's Section 111(d) rule is to energy what the Affordable Care Act is to healthcare.

One study by NERA puts the total cost at $366 billion through 2031 and estimates increases in electricity prices of 12 percent or more.

Given the Constitutional, statutory, and other legal issues surrounding the Clean Power Plan, I don't believe it will withstand judicial scr...

Many have expressed serious concerns whether EPA can move forward with the proposed rule.