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Protected: Unlocking New U.S. Energy Technologies: Gaps and Opportunities
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Recasting the Future: Policy Approaches to Drive Cement Decarbonization
Cement is a crucial element of infrastructure development and economic vitality in the United States.
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The storage gap: Is Europe developing enough CO2 storage capacity to meet demand?
This updated paper examines how the CO2 storage gap has been affected by these changes in political momentum and industry ambition.
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Decarbonization Pathways and Policy Recommendations for the United States Steel Sector
Decarbonization of the steelmaking process is critical to meeting global emissions targets.
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The role for carbon capture and storage in decarbonising Europe’s cement sector
Cement is the key binding ingredient in concrete – a material so ubiquitous in modern society that it is sometimes referred to as the world’s second most consumed material after water. In 2022, the EU produced over 170 million tonnes of cement, which is over 6% of global production. However,…
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Building Future-Proof CO2 Transport Infrastructure in Europe
The capture and storage of CO2 at large scales is a necessity for the EU to achieve its legally binding target of net zero by 2050.
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A Policy Framework for Scaling Up Permanent Carbon Dioxide Removal in the United States
The removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere for storage in durable carbon sinks is an indispensable strategy in efforts to prevent the worst effects of climate change.
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Carbon Capture and Storage in Michigan
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) refers to a suite of technologies that reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) pollution from power plants and industrial facilities by at least 95%. CCS captures CO2 and other pollutants directly from a facility before they are emitted. The CO2 is then compressed and transported to where…
