Carbon Pricing
Publications
From Conservative Texans for Energy Innovation:
“Given Texas’ long experience with all aspects of oil and gas development, it would make sense for the state to have the primary authority of…
From The Texas Tribune:
“Given Texas’ long experience with all aspects of oil and gas development, it would make sense for the state to have the primary authority of making sure that…
At a basic level, climate change is an economic problem: rising seas mean damage from storm surge and flooding; warmer waters mean more intense and damaging hurricanes; and higher temperatures can…
From Mercatus Center:
If the goal is to lower emissions as efficiently and effectively as possible, ideal policy levers include a carbon tax coupled with regulatory reform and an increased…
From The Washington Post:
Republicans previously have introduced carbon tax bills. With rebates for lower- and middle-income Americans, that may be a feasible way to raise revenue.
Recently, the American Petroleum Institute has come out as the latest in a long line of energy-intensive industry stakeholders to endorse a price on carbon. Pessimists may view this as a greenwashing…
From The University of Chicago Press Journals:
Some observers have proposed the elimination of this statutory authority to regulate GHGs in exchange for a carbon tax or other new climate…
From NGSA:
NGSA spoke with R Street’s Devin Hartman on the importance of carbon pricing and the role is can play in a cleaner energy future. They discussed the key takeaways from the…
From NGSA:
NGSA spoke with R Street’s Devin Hartman on the importance of carbon pricing and the role it can play in a cleaner energy future. They discussed why states and RTOs should be…
From UtilityDive:
“The [MOPR expansion] policy has no economic foundation — price controls never ‘fix’ subsidies — and it’s painted merchants as the political villain,” Devin Hartman,…