The maneuvering illustrates the stakes the Biden administration faces as the EPA attempts to enact the country’s first successful federal climate standards for power plants.
“The back-and-forth between the White House and EPA, or any agency, over a high-priority rulemaking is to be expected,” said Sam Ricketts, a former adviser to Democratic Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and the co-founder of Evergreen Action, a climate group that met with officials from EPA and OMB before the rule’s release. “The administration across the board is working to bring the most effective and durable rule possible.
Experts say the federal subsidies will help lower the cost of complying with EPA’s power plant rules, even though the Inflation Reduction Act doesn’t require power companies to actually cut emissions. Carrie Jenks, who leads the Environmental and Energy Law Program at Harvard Law School, said EPA’s draft proposal appeared to take the Supreme Court’s recent rulings to heart.
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