Tell the EPA: Business Leaders Oppose the Rollback of Power Plant Emissions Standards

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing a rule (Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-0124) to repeal vital greenhouse gas emissions standards for fossil fuel-fired power plants. This rollback threatens American competitiveness, market stability, and public health. If passed, it will create regulatory chaos, drive up consumer energy costs by up to $30 billion annually by 2035, and forfeit $700 billion in new investments in reliable, cost-effective clean energy.

Responsible economic growth depends on regulatory predictability, a modern energy grid, and healthy communities. Prolonging our reliance on aging fossil fuel infrastructure will cost our economy up to $177 billion annually, resulting in higher operating costs, increased health plan expenditures, and lower workforce productivity.

Take Action: Use the template below to submit your official public comment to the EPA. Customize the bracketed fields with details about your business and industry to maximize your impact, and urge the administration to prioritize long-term economic stability!

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