EPA Analysis Sees Slightly Higher Power Prices in 2030 After Rule Repeal

EPA Analysis Sees Slightly Higher Power Prices in 2030 After Rule Repeal

The EPA's own cost review finds U.S. household electricity prices would be 0.7% higher in 2030 under its Sept. 14 partial repeal of 2024 power-plant carbon limits. Administrator Lee Zeldin said the repeal would lower prices. The agency says savings would not appear until the mid-2030s.

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