Comments to FERC on Carbon Pricing in Organized Regional Wholesale Electricity Markets

Comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission regarding the proposed policy statement to encourage efforts to incorporate state-determined carbon prices into organized wholesale electricity markets.

Testimony and Public Comments by Karen Palmer, Todd Aagaard, Kathryne Cleary, and Dallas Burtraw — 1 minute read — Nov. 16, 2020

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Pursuant to Rule 211 of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure, experts from Resources for the Future (RFF) respectfully submit these comments regarding the proposed policy statement to encourage efforts to incorporate state-determined carbon prices into organized wholesale electricity markets.

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Karen Palmer

Senior Fellow and Director, Future of Power Initiative

Todd Aagaard

Todd Aagaard is a Visting Fellow at RFF and Professor at the Villanova Unviersity Charles Widger School of Law. His scholarship focuses on environmental law, energy law, and administrative law.

Kathryne Cleary

Kathryne Cleary is a Research Associate at RFF where her work centers around the Future of Power Iniative.

Dallas Burtraw

Dallas Burtraw is a Darius Gaskins Senior Fellow at RFF. Burtraw’s current research includes analysis of the distributional and regional consequences of climate policy, the evolution of electricity markets including renewable integration, and the interact

Comments to FERC on Carbon Pricing in Organized Regional Wholesale Electricity Markets

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Authors

Karen Palmer

Todd Aagaard

Kathryne Cleary

Dallas Burtraw

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