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Topic:"Cap And Trade" in M03669

Matter: E-ENSC-R-10 - Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation - Electricity Demand Side Management Plan for 2012A request by Efficiency Nova Scotia for approval of a $43.7 million Demand Side Management plan for the 2012 operating year.  (Also see Matter Nos. M04538 and M04539)
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E-7ENSC (Multeese) IR-1 to IR-31 3/29/2011 2 passages
Market Function p. p. 134
ind of a marketplace. A number of New England programs provide Energy Efficiency Resource Low-Income-Renter Demand Side Management in Nova Scotia: Aligning Interests in Energy Conservation Page 16 & lt;sup>36 PEW Center on Global Climate C...

AI summary The text discusses energy efficiency programs in New England and Nova Scotia, highlighting initiatives that link energy efficiency to greenhouse gas reduction. It references the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) and how some states have allocated a significant portion of allowance value to clean energy and energy efficiency.

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Section 641 p. p. 237
3 Hard caps on carbon dioxide emissions: 4 To the best of our knowledge, none of the states mentioned have adopted hard caps on carbon dioxide emissions. Most of the states – Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New York and Vermont – have,...

AI summary The text discusses the absence of hard caps on carbon dioxide emissions in several states, noting their participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) instead. It also mentions California's requirement to reduce CO2 emissions to 1990 levels by 2020. The text then shifts to mercury emissions, though no details are provided.

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