New Plant Regulations
New regulations for coal plants in the U.S. have established strict emission standards, effectively halting the construction of new coal facilities. Meanwhile, the EPA is proposing significant controls on new gas plants, requiring major units to achieve high carbon capture rates by 2035 or implement hydrogen co-firing by 2038. These developments mark a pivotal shift in the energy landscape, reflecting a broader commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.In this clip
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