Commodity Market Report
North America coal H2 2020 long-term outlook: No (Federal) Carbon Policy Case
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Our base case "Federal Carbon" tax assumption is one of many possible futures that might unfold to accelerate long-term decarbonization. However, there is significant uncertainty in the current political landscape regarding the extent to which the federal government will incentivize decarbonization efforts. In this No (Federal) Carbon Policy case, we assume federal carbon pricing is tabled and current state and regional initiatives continue to be the primary drivers of carbon policy.
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