Abstract: . . .  all generation attributes and associated value have been fully accounted for within existing incentive programs may not Page 3 American Wind Energy Association – RGGI Model Rule Comments 5/22/2006 3 be appropriate. Since these programs vary greatly within . . .
. . .  generation attributes and associated value have been fully accounted for within existing incentive programs may not Page 3 American Wind Energy Association – RGGI Model Rule Comments 5/22/2006 3 be appropriate. Since these programs vary greatly within each state, . . .
. . .  initiative, taking a significant step toward CO 2 emission reductions. We are happy to continue the discussion of including renewable energy sources into the RGGI program. Questions and concerns should be directed to Liz Salerno, esalerno@awea.org or 202- 383-2517. . . .
. . .  attributes and associated value have been fully accounted for within existing incentive programs may not Page 3 American Wind Energy Association – RGGI Model Rule Comments 5/22/2006 3 be appropriate. Since these programs vary greatly within each state, renewable . . .
. . .  step toward CO 2 emission reductions. We are happy to continue the discussion of including renewable energy sources into the RGGI program. Questions and concerns should be directed to Liz Salerno, esalerno@awea.org or 202- 383-2517.  . . .
. . .  verifiable. Finally, the model rule has implications beyond the RGGI program, as it is intended to may serve as an electric sector model for potential federal carbon regulation. Given the regional, sectoral, and price boundaries of RGGI, it is possible that . . .
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