EPRI’s Prism 2.0 calculates the impact of pollution control costs in the electricity sector. More
An EPRI-led project with Michigan State University allows farmers to generate offset credits and sell them in voluntary carbon markets. More
A research report by EPRI explores the interactions between California’s Cap-and-Trade program and complimentary regulatory measures. More
Electric utilities face unprecedented uncertainties from new environmental regulations and future energy and climate policies. Outcomes of these regulatory and policy actions will drive decisions about retrofitting plants with additional or new equipment or retiring them. Further uncertainty is added by changing fuel markets; increasing renewable resources; cost, performance, and availability of key generation and emission control technologies; uncertain economic and demand growth; and availability of capital. To meet these challenges, the Electric Power Research Institute’s (EPRI) Energy and Environmental Policy Analysis and Company Strategy program develops and applies modeling tools to provide public- and private-sector decision makers with fundamental insights regarding the cost and performance of policy alternatives, both for the electric sector and the overall economy.
Highlights
- EPRI Staff Presents to EEI Members on Offsets in California’s GHG Cap-and-Trade Program
- EPRI Presentation on Potential Use of GHG Emissions Offsets from Mexico for Compliance in California
- EPRI Hosts First Meeting of San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the USAEE (March 18, 2013)
- MSU EPRI N2O Offsets Methodology Wins Key Approval. (April 2)
Events
- April 16, 2013
EPRI-IETA Joint Symposium on the Interaction of Complementary Policies and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap-and-Trade Programs
- April 25, 2013
EPRI Staff Presents to EEI Members on Offsets in California’s GHG Cap-and-Trade Program - May 21, 2013
Energy and Climate Change Research Seminar 2013
