US coal groups welcome C02 rule change: Update

“The retirements are mostly market driven,” said Josiah Neeley, energy policy director for the R Street Institute, a research group based in Washington, DC. “The market is not pricing CO2 so the retirements are going to be driven probably not by emissions but by competition from natural gas and things like that.”

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