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Policy
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EPA to propose significantly weakening national oil and gas air pollution regulations at the expense of public health and the climate
EPA Administrator Zeldin announced plans to roll back the 2024 methane regulations for the oil and gas sector.
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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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California takes important step to commercialize fusion energy
Last month, California State Legislature took an important step in this direction, unanimously approving SB 925 to become the first state to initiate a strategic, statewide plan for fusion energy.
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EPA is weakening the Clean Air Act’s smog program one state at a time. CATF is fighting back.
Over the last year, CATF has challenged U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) efforts to weaken clean air protections, including the Clean Air Act’s smog program.
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EU State of the Union 2026: From energy ambition to delivery
The next phase of Europe’s climate and energy policy will be judged by whether it creates the conditions for investment, infrastructure, and innovation to deliver its objectives.
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Draft Parliament report advances lead markets for clean industry in Europe
The materials in a school, hospital, bridge, train station, or apartment block carry a significant emissions footprint, and Europe buys a lot of those materials, including steel, cement, plastics, chemicals, through public projects. That gives policymakers a powerful tool: use public demand to help create markets for cleaner industrial products…
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New federal funding opportunity for geothermal should prioritize extreme environments and deeper drilling
At a time when the United States needs abundant, reliable, and affordable clean energy to meet rising electricity demand, strengthen domestic industries, and sustain economic growth, this funding opportunity can help accelerate the subsurface breakthroughs needed to make next-generation geothermal a scalable contributor to both climate progress and long-term economic prosperity.
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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.
