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    EBC Energy and Climate Change Program: New MassDEP Regulations to Reduce Carbon Emissions Feb. 3 @ 7:30am

  • 03 Feb 2017
EBC Energy and Climate Change Program: New MassDEP Regulations to Reduce Carbon Emissions Feb. 3 @ 7:30am
Event Description

Environmental Business Council (EBC) Energy and Climate Change Program: New MassDEP Regulations to Reduce Carbon Emissions

When: February 3, 2017 @ 7:30-10:30 am (Registration: 7:30-8am, Program: 8-10:30am)

Where: Brown Rudnick LLP One Financial Center, Boston, MA

Price:
Individual Registration EBC Member: $50 – additional late fee of $20 after February 1
Non-Member: $80 – additional late fee of $20 after February 1
Government/Non-Profit: $25

The Department of Environmental Protection has proposed regulations to limit Greenhouse Gas Emissions to comply with the Global Warming Solutions Act, in response to the SJC's decision in Kain v. DEP, and in response to Executive Order 569. This EBC Energy and Climate Change Program will examine the two proposed regulations that directly affect the electric power generation sector, namely the proposed cap on greenhouse gas emissions from Massachusetts electric generating units, and the new Clean Energy Standard (CES) regulations.

General Continuing Education Certificates are awarded by the EBC for this program (3.0 training contact hours). If interested in receiving a certificate, select this option during registration.


Speakers will include representatives of DEP, environmental groups, and groups representing electric generators and suppliers.

Program Chair
John Wadsworth, Chair, EBC Energy Resources Committee; Partner, Brown Rudnick LLP

Speakers:
Cynthia A. Arcate, President and Chief Executive Officer, PowerOptions
Dan Dolan, President, New England Power Generators Association
David Ismay, Staff Attorney, Conservation Law Foundation
Additional speakers to be announced.



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