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State air regulators on Tuesday released a plan that would keep tougher emissions rules in place for California if the Trump administration moves to weaken federal standards.
The plants are "dead weight" on the California system, researchers said, and could easily be replaced by other resources with no impact on reliability.
Determining whether a particular company qualifies for these exemptions will be a necessity — not just for tax return accuracy, but also in determining the value and viability of pending and future M&A activity.
The changes include ensuring all consumers, specifically those within the boundaries of municipally-owned utilities and rural electric cooperatives, have access to the plan’s programs.
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