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Electricity
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The EU finally has an electrification plan; can it go further to strengthen European industry?
Taken as a whole, the Electrification Action Plan is the first EU-level document to treat direct electrification as a key industrial decarbonisation pathway in its own right.
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Illinois’ return to long-term planning highlights the role of clean firm generation and long-duration energy storage to meet state goals
Illinois is rethinking how it achieves its electricity future.
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Virginia’s uncertain energy future calls for more resilient planning
It’s time to modernize integrated resource planning (IRP) processes to better account for future uncertainties and thereby better protect ratepayers.
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New CATF report identifies how states in deregulated power markets can achieve long-term clean energy goals with state-led planning and procurement
A new report from Clean Air Task Force identifies how establishing state-led planning and procurement can help state governments in deregulated electricity markets meet their power sector decarbonization goals and lays out the components needed to put that planning in action.
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A step closer to a genuine energy union in the EU
A stronger, more coordinated European grid is essential for delivering reliable, clean energy across the bloc.
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The next chapter for Europe’s electricity grids: What the Council’s general approach gets right – and what it still needs
A decisive moment for Europe’s electricity grids To deliver affordable, reliable, and clean electricity, enable electrification and reduce imported fuel dependency, Europe will need to strategically expand its transmission grids. This is the objective of the European Commission´s Grid Package, presented in December 2025, which consist of a proposal to…
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Seventeen leading energy experts urge Greenhouse Gas Protocol to advance scope 2 accounting reforms to preserve its credibility
Seventeen energy modeling and emissions accounting researchers today published an open letter to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHGP).
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California could cut 2045 electricity costs by up to $44 billion a year by investing in next-generation geothermal, finds new CATF report
Next-generation geothermal energy could dramatically reduce the cost of achieving California’s clean energy goals.
