The Environmental Protection Agency on Monday will propose a draft rule that would seek to cut power plant carbon emissions by 30 percent by 2030, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
The rule would give flexibility to states on how to meet that goal and percentage cut will vary from state to state, two sources told the Wall Street Journal.
The EPA will propose its official draft rule on Monday, according to EPA spokesman Tom Reynolds.
“EPA will release its proposed carbon pollution reduction rule on Monday,” Reynolds told the Journal. “Until then the agency will not comment on any information that may or may not be in the proposal.”
