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A Cato policy analysis on property-based disclosure as a regulatory-design alternative to technology-prescriptive rulemaking for carbon removal.

Personalisation — person + organisation + alignment

Named recipient
Travis Fisher (Director) and Peter Van Doren (Senior Fellow)
Director, Energy and Environmental Policy Studies (Fisher); Senior Fellow & Editor, Regulation magazine (Van Doren)
Cato Institute
Recent work
Fisher leads Cato's energy/environmental policy work — electricity markets, grid reliability, FERC oversight. Van Doren edits Regulation magazine and examines unintended consequences of environmental regulation. Van Doren: 'The Inflation Reduction Act Is a Step Backward for Climate Policy' (Fall 2022).

Signals the recipient responds to

Organisational context

Positions
Cato's technology-neutral, property-based regulatory frame is the template for proof-pack disclosure as property-based rulemaking.
Active initiatives
Regulation magazine; energy policy briefs; FERC commentary.
Pressures
Conservative policy community seeks market-mechanism alternatives.

Specific alignment

Why this recipient benefits: Cato's property-based regulatory template is the natural argumentative home for prescribing disclosure properties without prescribing technology. A Cato Policy Analysis paper authored by Fisher or Van Doren frames proof-pack disclosure as the property-based alternative to technology-prescriptive climate rulemaking.

Why now: Pre-FY27 procurement debates; SEC climate-rule litigation context.

The ask: Cato Policy Analysis paper on property-based carbon-removal disclosure.

Think tank: Cato Institute
Target program: Center for Trade Policy Studies / Regulatory Studies
Key contacts: Cato regulatory-studies scholars

Why this think tank

Cato's technology-neutral, property-based regulatory frame is the argumentative template for proof-pack disclosure as property-based rulemaking. Cato backing reduces the political cost of federal disclosure prescription.

The ask

A Cato policy analysis on property-based disclosure as a regulatory-design alternative to technology-prescriptive rulemaking for carbon removal.

Deliverable

A Cato Policy Analysis paper on property-based carbon-removal disclosure.

Context materials Trellison can provide

Disclosure: Trellison outreach draft. Transmittal requires governance approval.

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