I recently published a guest column on EnergyLaw360 entitled Laws Set Stage for Carbon Trading Opportunities. The article discusses the new federal greenhouse gas emissions reporting law that was enacted and how EPA must publish final rules by September 2009. These rules will serve as the foundation for coming climate change legislation that will create a cap-and-trade system for regulating greenhouse gas emissions, and create significant opportunities in developing greenhouse gas emission reductions that can be monetized in the form of carbon credits.
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