• The Illinois Environmental Agency did not require carbon capture and burial technology when issuing the final air permit for a coal-to-gas and electric generating facility Tenaska wants to build in Taylorville, but officials said Monday that they will take another look.
• Environmental groups appealed the late-April decision, arguing that federal law requires use of the best available technology to control carbon emissions, not the lower "best feasible" standard.
• The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's regional administrator wrote to ask IEPA to reconsider and said the federal agency deems carbon capture and burial to be feasible for facilities like Taylorville.

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The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency will reconsider an air pollution permit it granted to Tenaska Inc. in April for a coal-to-gas plant proposed for Taylorville near Springfield. ...