Clean Smokestacks Act: In June 2002, the N.C. General Assembly enacted the Clean Smokestacks Bill, officially titled the Air Quality/Electric Utilities Bill (SB 1078), which requires significant actual emissions reductions from coal-fired power plants in North Carolina. Under the act, power plants must reduce their nitrogen oxide emissions by 77% in 2009 and sulfur dioxide emissions by 73% in 2013.
 2013 Clean Smokestacks Act Report (Final Version), June 1, 2013- 2012 Clean Smokestacks Act Report (Final Version), June 1, 2012
- Emissions Reductions Beyond the Clean Smokestacks Act, September 1, 2011
- 2011 Clean Smokestacks Act Report (Final Version), June 1, 2011
- 2010 Clean Smokestacks Act Report (Final Version), June 1, 2010
- Clean Smokestacks Act Benefits Update, March 2010
- 2009 Clean Smokestacks Act Report - Addendum, August 24, 2009
- Implementation of the Clean Smokestacks Act, June 2009 Report to the ERC
- Implementation of the Clean Smokestacks Act, June 2008 Report to the ERC
- Implementation of the Clean Smokestacks Act, June 2007 Report to the ERC
- California Low Emission Vehicle II standards (CA LEV-II) analysis, January 2007 Interim Report to the ERC
- Implementation of the Clean Smokestacks Act, June 2006 Report to the ERC
- North Carolina's Clean Smokestacks Act
- Key Facts about the Clean Smokestacks Act
- Text of Clean Smokestacks Act
- List of coal fired power plants in North Carolina subject to Clean Smokestacks Act
- CSA CO2 reports and Climate Action Plan documents
- CSA Mercury reports and related documents
- Implementation of the Clean Smokestacks Act, report to ERC, June 2005
- NCDAQ submits comments on EPA's proposed Interstate Air Quality Rule
- North Carolina files petition calling for the EPA to require cuts in ozone- and particle-forming emissions in other states
- Implementation of the "Clean Smokestacks Act," report to the ERC, May
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