
Jim DiPeso
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2 weeks ago |
newsdata.com | Jim DiPeso |Jason Fordney
California Attorney General Rob Bonta said May 22 the state will sue over a U.S. Senate action the same day that overturned U.S. Environmental Protection Agency waivers that allowed California to set its own vehicle tailpipe emissions standards. Bonta and California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the suit in a press conference, but offered little detail. kAmQ(6 92G6 2 A=2?[ 2?5 J@FV== <?@H 23@FE E92E A=2? H96?
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2 weeks ago |
newsdata.com | Jim DiPeso |Jason Fordney
California Attorney General Rob Bonta said May 22 the state will sue over a U.S. Senate action the same day that overturned U.S. Environmental Protection Agency waivers that allowed California to set its own vehicle tailpipe emissions standards. Bonta and California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the suit in a press conference, but offered little detail. kAmQ(6 92G6 2 A=2?[ 2?5 J@FV== <?@H 23@FE E92E A=2? H96?
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1 month ago |
newsdata.com | Abigail Sawyer |Jim DiPeso
The Southwest Power Pool’s Markets+ initiative got a significant boost from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on April 22 with the approval of the Phase 2 funding agreement that will allow further development of the day-ahead market. FERC approved the agreement between SPP and eight Western entities that describes the provision of collateral backstop by the entities for third-party financing of $150 million.
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1 month ago |
newsdata.com | Abigail Sawyer |Jim DiPeso
The Southwest Power Pool's Markets+ initiative got a significant boost from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on April 22 with the approval of the Phase 2 funding agreement that will allow further development of the day-ahead market. FERC approved the agreement between SPP and eight Western entities that describes the provision of collateral backstop by the entities for third-party financing of $150 million.
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1 month ago |
newsdata.com | Abigail Sawyer |Jim DiPeso
The Southwest Power Pool’s Markets+ initiative got a significant boost from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on April 22 with the approval of the Phase 2 funding agreement that will allow further development of the day-ahead market. FERC approved the agreement between SPP and eight Western entities that describes the provision of collateral backstop by the entities for third-party financing of $150 million.
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