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Depending on the result, a Supreme Court appeal could come in early 2017.Īs developments proceed, we’ll keep you informed.* - Portable version of Recover Keys is available in Portable and Enterprise licenses only. Circuit Court of Appeals put the case on a fast track: Oral arguments are scheduled for this June, and that court’s decision could come in late summer or fall. It also means that the deadlines imposed by the EPA will have to be revised. It does indicate that the court believes the states, utilities and coal companies have raised serious questions. The stay is no guarantee that the rule will eventually be struck down, but the development is a bad omen for EPA’s chances. The ruling from the highest court in the land puts the rule on hold until the case is argued in court. The decision does not address the merits of the lawsuit. Cooperative members hardest hit by new regulations will be those who can least afford to pay more to keep the lights on - those living on fixed incomes or in poverty. This decision opens the door to find real solutions that effectively balance environmental and economic concerns. Low rates and reliable power must be part of our clean-energy future. We continue to believe this is a huge overreach of EPA’s legal authority. But the Clean Power Plan goes far beyond what the Clean Air Act authorizes the EPA to do and could seriously challenge our nation’s electric system. We are committed to a cleaner energy future. These regulatory hurdles make it increasingly difficult to deliver power to you. More than 1 million Americans joined our push, agreeing that the EPA’s actions jeopardize rural America’s supply of safe, affordable and reliable electricity. Our initial step was to provide real-life concerns about the impacts of the proposed rule.

If this stay had not been granted, cooperatives across the nation would have been forced to take costly and irreversible steps to comply with the rule.įrom its inception, we have believed this rule is unneeded regulatory overreach. The Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association is very pleased with this decision halting implementation of the EPA’s Clean Power Plan. 64,662 (October 23, 2015), is stayed pending disposition of the applicants’ petitions for review in the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.” The Environmental Protection Agency’s ‘Carbon Pollution Emission Guidelines for Existing Stationary Sources: Electric Utility Generating Units,’ 80 Fed. The decision read, in part, “The application for a stay submitted to The Chief Justice and by him referred to the Court is granted. 9, the Supreme Court took the unusual step of blocking the EPA’s landmark carbon rule for power plants, throwing into doubt whether President Barack Obama’s signature climate-change initiative will survive a legal battle before the high court.


The Court of Appeals denied our request for a stay.

Tennessee’s electric cooperatives were part of this effort. Circuit to intervene and recognize the lack of legal authority behind the EPA’s regulation. The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) and 39 generation and transmission co-ops asked the U.S. Last December, I let you know that America’s electric cooperatives were filing suit against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), asking a federal court to prevent a rule called the Clean Power Plan from taking effect.
