Of course, I might add that these job opportunities only exist to the extent that we are allowed to produce energy in this country.
It is about the priorities that at this particular time in our history.
Why should America be pushed out further than any other country in the world?
Make no mistake: the Clean Power Plan is coercive--either a state comes up with a plan that meets with EPA's approval, or EPA will impose it...
Those of us who disagree with him on this issue do not deny climate change. We simply suggest that his priorities are wrong.
Our CO2 emissions are the lowest they have been in 20 years.
EPA's proposed efforts dictating electricity use is quite troubling.
We are also interested in tapping into FERC's considerable expertise on electric reliability.
The EPA has absolutely no energy policy setting authority or expertise.
EPA does not have the expertise on the intricacies of electric markets and reliability implications of this radical transformation.
EPA's unprecedented use of the Clean Air Act is questionable on legal grounds.