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2025 IEA Methane Tracker shows methane emissions still too high as public support for action grows
Today, the International Energy Agency released its 2025 Methane Tracker report analyzing global methane emissions from the energy sector in 2024. The findings make it clear that methane emissions remain stubbornly high – despite readily available means to act and growing public support to do so. “The IEA’s latest data…
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Designing decarbonisation pathways for heavy industry in Central and Eastern Europe
EU Member States are confronted with a pressing dual imperative: the urgent need to decarbonise their economies while preserving industrial competitiveness.
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Keeping methane action on track: How CATF stepped up in Kazakhstan
In Kazakhstan, CATF has been playing a key role in supporting the country’s efforts to mitigate energy sector methane emissions.
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Hidden flares: How joint ventures can obscure accountability for dirty assets
This blog post examines Azule Energy and outlines opportunities for improving transparency and reducing flaring globally.
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Congress passes resolution in a move toward eliminating the methane fee despite longstanding bipartisan support to reduce methane emissions
Today, the Senate voted to pass a joint resolution disapproving of the EPA’s rule to implement the methane waste emissions charge.
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DAC-LAT: A new tool for navigating the complexities of direct air capture
DAC‐LAT is an interactive online tool that lets you estimate the net CO₂ removal achieved by a DAC facility.
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How ‘following the money’ can track fossil fuels across the supply chain
Credibly tracking the origins and associated emissions of fossil fuels across the supply chain is increasingly critical.
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Congress aims to eliminate methane fee that would hold large polluters accountable and protect public health
Congress introduced a resolution to eliminate the regulation implementing the waste emissions charge.
