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policy & regulatory
Clean Air
Wind energy provides a zero emissions energy source and can
provide the country with cost-effective emission reductions. AWEA seeks recognition for wind energy in
clean air and climate change policies.
AWEA seeks recognition by:
- Advocating the development of wind energy as a mechanism to displace emissions in order to reach state, regional, and national emission reduction policy goals.
- Supporting and encouraging the inclusion of wind energy in market-based emission reduction policies, such as cap and trade programs, through allocation of allowance value.
AWEA Clean Air and Climate Change
Policy
Position on Emission Allowances
Air Pollutants
FILINGS for CAIR
- MI Department of Environmental Quality, AWEA Comments, January 2006.
- MN Pollution Control Agency, AWEA Comments, February 2006.
- GA Department of Natural Resources, AWEA Comments, March 2006.
- TX Commission on Environmental Quality, AWEA Comments and Public Hearing , April 2006.
- WI Department of Natural Resources, AWEA Comments, April 2006.
- IN Department of Environmental Management, AWEA Comments, April 2006.
Climate Change and Greenhouse Gases
- Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)
- Climate Change White Paper, Senate Energy and Natural Resource Committee
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