,i  #aacth ,,congress  #ast ,session    
,h4 ,r4 #babg  ,,in ,,the ,,house ,,of  
,,representatives  ,may #bc1 #bjac ,mr4 
,mc,kinley 7for himself1 ,mr4 ,rahall1  
,mrs4 ,capito1 ,mr4 ,johnson of ,ohio1  
,mr4 ,olson1 ,mr4 ,latta1 ,mr4 ,griffith
 of ,virginia1 and ,mr4 ,peterson7      
introduced the following bill2 which was
 referred to the ,committee on ,energy  
and ,commerce  ,a ,,bill  ,to prohibit  
the ,administrator of the ,environmental
 ,protection ,agency from finalizing any
 rule imposing any standard of          
performance for carbon dioxide emissions
 from any existing or new source that is
 a fossil fuel-fired electric utility   
generating unit unless and until carbon 
capture and storage is found to be      
technologically and economically        
feasible4  #a4 ,no finalization of any  
standard of performance for carbon      
dioxide emissions from any existing or  
new fossil fuel-fired electric utility  
generating unit unless carbon capture   
and storage is technologically and      

economically feasible  7a7 ,in general  
,the ,administrator of the              
,environmental ,protection ,agency shall
 not finalize any rule imposing any     
standard of performance under section   
#aaa of the ,clean ,air ,act 7#db       
,u4,s4,c4 #gdaa7 for emissions of carbon
 dioxide from any existing or new source
 that is a fossil fuel-fired electric   
utility generating unit unless and      
until--  7#a7 the ,administrator        
determines in accordance with such      
section #aaa that carbon capture and    
storage is the best system of emission  
reduction which 7taking into account the
 cost of achieving such reduction and   
any nonair health and environmental     
impact and energy requirements7 the     
,administrator determines has been      
adequately demonstrated2 and  7#b7      
carbon capture and storage is found to  
be technologically and economically     
feasible for fossil fuel-fired electric 
utility generating units in a report    
that is published in the ,federal       

,register1 and submitted to the         
,congress1 by at least three of the     
following four officials3  7,a7 ,the    
,administrator of the ,energy           
,information ,administration4  7,b7 ,the
 ,comptroller ,general of the ,united   
,states4  7,c7 ,the ,director of the    
,national ,energy ,technology           
,laboratory4  7,d7 ,the ,under          
,secretary of ,commerce for ,standards  
and ,technology4  7b7 ,prohibition      
against combined source category ,in    
proposing or finalizing any rule        
imposing any standard of performance    
under section #aaa of the ,clean ,air   
,act 7#db ,u4,s4,c4 #gdaa7 for emissions
 of carbon dioxide from any existing or 
new source that is a fossil fuel-fired  
electric utility generating unit1 the   
,administrator of the ,environmental    
,protection ,agency shall not combine in
 the same category of stationary        
sources--  7#a7 electric utility steam  
generating units subject to subpart ,da 
of part #fj1 title #dj1 ,code of        

,federal ,regulations 7as in effect on  
the date of the enactment of this ,act72
 and  7#b7 combined cycle electric      
generating units subject to subpart     
,,kkkk of such part 7as in effect on    
such date74  7c7 ,definitions ,in this  
section3  7#a7 ,the term economically   
feasible means the present discounted   
value of the revenue from the projected 
sale of electricity from a generating   
unit in a competitive market over the   
life of a unit that employs carbon      
capture and storage exceeds the present 
discounted value of the cost of the     
unit1 including costs associated with   
any energy required to capture1         
compress1 transport1 and store carbon   
dioxide4  7#b7 ,the terms existing      
source and new source have the meanings 
given such term in section #aaa7;a7 of  
the ,clean ,air ,act 7#db ,u4,s4,c4     
#gdaa7;a774  7#c7 ,the term             
technologically feasible refers to the  
demonstrated operation of carbon capture
 and storage technologies integrated    

with power production at an appropriate 
scale to ensure safe and reliable       
production of electricity with capture  
and storage on a widespread geographic  
basis4