MJB&A president discusses EPA regulations, sustainability, and the transformation of the electric sector.
News & Events
4/19/12
On April 17, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson signed regulations to control air emissions from the oil and gas industry, including the first federal air standards for hydraulically fractured wells.
4/10/12
Report details the technical reasons for high off-cycle emissions from Euro IV/V heavy vehicles, as well as their root cause.
3/30/12
LaCount will develop and lead new and expanded products and services for MJB&A clients in the natural gas, electric power, and transportation sectors.
2/2/12
Consultants Amlan Saha and Austin Whitman presented recent work at the annual Energy, Utility, and Environment Conference in Phoenix, AZ.
11/21/11
Fall 2011 update highlights tools available to ensure electric reliability as companies comply with new EPA rules.
11/15/11
MJB&A Senior Vice President, Brian Jones, served on the Technical Advisory Group for recently released Analysis Group report on results from RGGI.
11/9/11
MJB&A authored a report that examines and compares the energy efficiency expenditures and energy savings of a diverse set of 50 electric utility ratepayer-funded energy efficiency portfolios in the United States, while highlighting the challenges that face this and similar efforts.
11/8/11
Michael Bradley argues alongside other experts that EPA’s clean air rules—the Transport Rule and the Mercury and Air Toxics Rule—will be a net positive for public health and the economy.
9/13/11
M.J. Bradley & Associates authored a report for The ABA Foundation, Natural Resources Defense Council, Reason Foundation, and Taxpayers for America that is the first cost and environmental efficiency study to compare alternative transportation options to the federal Essential Air Service Program.
5/2/11
Johnson Matthey, a global pioneer and leader in controlling emissions from mobile and stationary sources, has been awarded a contract by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the New York City Department of Transportation to provide a Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) emission control system for the John A. Noble Staten Island Ferry.
4/15/11
Michael J. Bradley, executive director of the Clean Energy Group and founder of M.J. Bradley & Associates, testified before the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Energy and Power in support of EPA's proposed Toxics Rule (aka Utility MACT).
3/31/11
M.J. Bradley & Associates LLC (MJB&A) provided technical and consulting support to the Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM) for their report on pollution control technologies for coal-fired power plants.
3/23/11
Michael J. Bradley, executive director of the Clean Energy Group and founder of M.J. Bradley & Associates, joined E&E TV's OnPoint to discuss EPA's proposed Toxics Rule (aka Utility MACT) to explain why the rules are within EPA's regulatory mandate as well as how the rule will integrate with EPA's additional upcoming air quality regulations.
3/22/11
3/22/2011
M.J. Bradley & Associates LLC (MJB&A) provided technical and consulting support to the Task Force on Ensuring Stable Natural Gas Markets, convened jointly by the Bipartisan Policy Center and American Clean Skies Foundation. The Task Force was co-chaired by Gregory C. Staple, CEO American Clean Skies Foundation and Norm Szydlowski, Bipartisan Policy Center, and President & CEO SemGroup Corporation.