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Hydrogen Blending – Not a serious decarbonization pathway
Hydrogen blending generally refers to the injection of low-carbon hydrogen into the natural gas grid to partially decarbonize natural gas users.
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Decarbonizing Aviation: Enabling Technologies for a Net-Zero Future
Executive Summary Combustion of jet fuel is one of the most important mechanisms by which aviation contributes to climate change, accounting for an estimated 2%–3% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions before considering additional warming effects from contrails. Those emissions could triple by 2050, potentially accounting for 25% of CO2…
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Clean Hydrogen in Louisiana
Louisiana is one of the largest hydrogen producing states, primarily for use in oil refineries, chemical plants, and fertilizer production.
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Clean Hydrogen for Poland’s Decarbonisation
Poland faces significant challenges in transitioning to a decarbonised energy system, given its historical reliance on coal and the need to diversify away from fossil fuels. To ensure a sustainable, resilient, and just transition, the country must implement a comprehensive, sector-specific plan that will deploy a diverse portfolio of decarbonisation…
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A Vision for the EU Net-Zero Transition
Realistic and systems-centred solutions that will enable the EU to meet its climate ambition in a socially and economically viable way.
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CATF Response to UK consultation on hydrogen blending into GB gas distribution networks
CATF provided comments on the UK consultation on hydrogen blending into GB gas distribution networks. Our response focused on the strategic role of blending (Question 3). Key points: 1. Blending low-carbon hydrogen into natural gas pipelines wastes this scarce commodity and diverts efforts away from effective economy-wide decarbonisation. Hydrogen is not naturally abundant and to attain significant quantities…
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Transforming the European Steel Sector to Net Zero
Steel is a critical component of the energy transition, yet remains one of the most challenging sectors to decarbonise.
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A solutions-based approach to the UK’s net-zero transition
Overview The UK has long been regarded as a climate leader and has achieved clear progress, cutting its greenhouse gas emissions by 50% since 1990. There are important things to learn from the UK’s experience — it was the first major economy to legislate for net zero and the first…
