By Michael Yoder
Greenhouse gas emissions across PJM could be cut by 80 million metric tons (28%) by 2030 with a carbon price of $10/ton, a study by E3 found. | E3
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PJM stakeholders continued their talks over integrating carbon pricing while focusing on the impacts of states looking to join regional environmental collectives like RGGI. | © RTO Insider
New England needs a carbon price of $25 to $35/ton by 2025 to meet states' carbon emissions goals, according to a report released by NEPGA. | Analysis Group
FERC approved PJM’s proposed energy price formation revisions, agreeing with the RTO that its reserve market was not functioning as intended. | PJM