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In collaboration with leading companies, states and environmental organizations, the Center for Clean Air Policy has formed a new national US climate policy dialogue, the Climate Policy Initiative, which provides an off-the-record forum for the necessary learning and stakeholder discussions that are needed to advance a comprehensive national climate policy solution. Goals of this Initiative are to: 1) educate key industry and government officials on the scope of the climate problem; and 2) develop a set of pragmatic near-term and longer-term mitigation and adaptation solutions for climate change in the United States. The analytical work and policy ideas developed through this Initiative can be used by participants to craft an effective and politically viable national climate strategy for consideration by the next Administration, whichever political party prevails.

CCAP held a meeting of its multi-stakeholder Climate Policy Initiative Dialogue on May 2-3, 2007.

Presentations included the following:

Project Roadmap & Meeting Overview	Ned Helme, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Carbon Price Working Group - Progress to Date	Stacey Davis, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Potential Transportation Measures - Initial Recommendations from PAMs Work Group	Steve Winkelman, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Cost Containment Concerns and Toolbox	Stacey Davis, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
New Coal Policies and Measures	Conrad Schneider, Clean Air Task Force	view
Trade-offs in Allocating Allowances for CO2 Emissions	Terry Dinan, Congressional Budget Office	view
Advanced Technology Working Group Report	Dan Klein, 21st Strategies	view
EPA Review of Climate Mitigation Costs in 2020	Francisco de la Chesnaye, EPA	view
Analysis of GHG Mitigation	Howard Gruenspecht, EPA	view
A Tool for Forecasting Climate Change Policy Effects on the Natural Gas Industry	Terry Boss, INGAA	view

CCAP held a meeting of its multi-stakeholder Climate Policy Dialogue on February 13-14, 2007. Meeting Summary

Presentations included the following:

Suggested Design Principles and Criteria	Stacey Davis, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Green house Gas Stabilization Targets: Near Term Implications for the US	Jake Schmidt, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Power and Transportation Sector Options, Day 1	Stacey Davis, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Climate Impacts and Temperature Concentrations	Rachel Warren, UEA/Tyndall Centre	view
A National Clean Energy Approach to Climate Change	Marty Smith, Xcel Energy	view
Power and Transportation Sector Options, Day 2	Steve Winkelman, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
European Approach to Solving Climate Change	Rob Donkers, European Commission	view

CCAP held a meeting of its multi-stakeholder Climate Policy Dialogue on October 4-5, 2006. Meeting Summary

Presentations included the following:

Generator-Based vs. Load-Based Caps for the Power Sector	Stacey Davis, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Regulated vs. Deregulated Power Markets: Implications for CO2 Policy	Steve Fine, ICF International	view
Fuel Economy Policy: CAFE, Feebates, Etc.	David L. Greene, Oak Ridge Laboratory	view
Fuel Consumption, Operational Attributes, and Potential Markets for Plug-in Hybrid Technologies	Danilo J. Santini, UChicago Argonne Nat'l Laboratory	view
T2 Update	Steve Winkelman, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Plug-in Hybrids: Background and Analysis	Shelby et al, Transportation and Climate Division EPA	view
Costs of Climate Change	Richard Tol	view

CCAP held a meeting of its multi-stakeholder Climate Policy Dialogue on June 6-7, 2006. Selected presentations are provided below:

GHG Reduction and Technology Scenarios to Stabilize Radiative Forcing	Jae Edmonds, Joint Global Change Research Institute	view
Stabilization Targets: What are the Long- and Near-term Implications?	Heejin (Jin) Lee, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Get Dirty or Die: Practical Steps for Adapting Infastructure Investments to Save Money and Save Lives in the Warmer World	Kurt Triplett, King County, Washgington Executive Office	view
Managing Risk in an Uncertain Climate	Christopher Walker, SwissRe	view
Controlling Emissions from Industry: Some Key Design Issues	Stacey Davis, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Transportation and GHG Trading: Rethinking Options for Engaging the Problem Sector	Steve Winkelman, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Why Go Nuclear...Why Now!	Frank Lopez, Bechtel	view
Is there a More Ambitious Centerist Formula for Climate Legislation?	David Doniger, Natural Resources Defense Council	view
Allowance Allocation: Is there a Prefered Approach?	Steve Fine, ICF International	view
Developing Country Actions: Current and Potential Further Efforts in Major Countries	Jake Schmidt, Center for Clean Air Policy	view
Update on Bingaman and Domenici White Paper	Jonathan Black, U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources	view

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CCAP held a meeting of its Air Quality Dialogue on June 8, 2006. Presentations included the following:

Residual O3 and PM 2.5 Nonattainment After CAIR/CAMR/CAVR	Tyler Fox, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency	view
Supplemental Analyses and Weight of Evidence	Tyler Fox, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency	view
PM and Haze Modeling in the Southeastern U.S.	Patrica Brewer, VISTAS	view
Regional Air Quality Planning in the Upper Midwest	Michael Koerber, Lake Michigan Air Directors Consortium	view
Control Measures:Planning and Strategy	Christopher Recchia, Ozone Transport Commission	view

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