Power industry officials say they are seeing hopeful signs that California may be moving closer to embracing their calls for a “trading ready” path to comply with EPA's greenhouse gas rule for existing power plants, an approach they say would enable trading between states without undermining California's more stringent long-term GHG targets or subjecting its broader cap-and-trade program to undue federal oversight.
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