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Egypt, Brazil, and Bosnia and Herzegovina join the Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme to abate methane in their energy sectors
Egypt, Brazil, and Bosnia and Herzegovina have joined the Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme (FFRP), a country-driven initiative that supports governments in strengthening regulatory frameworks to reduce methane emissions.
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Court should order restart of wind project reviews, environmental groups say
Eight environmental groups support lawsuit seeking to end Defense Department’s de facto ban on approval of new wind projects WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 18, 2026) – Environmental groups today urged a federal court to move quickly to force the Defense Department to end its de facto ban on new wind energy projects. In an amicus brief filed…
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CATF at London Climate Action Week: Advancing durable climate solutions
Clean Air Task Force (CATF) will bring its global expertise and cross-sector perspective to London Climate Action Week.
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CATF announces Steering Committee to guide global fusion materials database MatDB4Fusion
Clean Air Task Force today announced the formation of the Steering Committee for the International Working Group on Materials Database for Fusion.
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Poland’s nuclear plan (PPEJ) advances, but unresolved questions risk delay, CATF says
CATF welcomes Poland’s 6–9 GW nuclear energy target and coal-region siting progress, but warns that delayed decisions on the second plant, unclear SMR policy, and fuel reprocessing risks could undermine delivery. CATF’s analysis and key recommendations 1. The security risk: Reprocessing of spent fuel may lead to a “plutonium economy” The Polish government held a press…
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Congress advances bipartisan geothermal legislation, marking an important step toward deploying superhot rock energy
Today, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Geothermal Energy Advancement Act.
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SEC’s proposed rescission of climate disclosure rule marks disappointing turn for market transparency and carbon offsets
Today, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed to rescind its climate risk disclosure rule.
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Strong Member State enforcement needed as oil and gas falls short on CO₂ storage target
BRUSSELS – On the 28 of May, the European Commission published its first report on the progress made towards reaching the Union-wide target of 50 million tonnes of annual CO2 injection capacity by 2030. The report finds that, based on currently submitted plans, obligated entities would deliver less than two thirds of the target, with 29 MtCO2 injection capacity per…
