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Policy
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Satellites, super‑emitters, and smarter waste policy
Satellite and remote sensing technologies are rapidly altering how the solid waste sector approaches its climate impact.
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From the 2026 session to what’s next: Expanding our work in Virginia
Virginia’s 2026 legislative session made one thing clear: the Commonwealth is entering a new phase of energy policy.
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2026 IEA Methane Tracker shows improved efficiency in energy sector can tackle stubborn emissions
The IEA’s findings are a reminder of what’s at stake and why the Methane Regulation must remain strong.
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How the Next-Generation Geothermal Research and Development Act advances superhot rock geothermal and helps drive down costs for faster deployment
Congress is currently working on bipartisan legislation that represents a critical step to realizing the potential of superhot rock geothermal.
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Bipartisan superhot rock legislation introduced in U.S. Senate will be key to accelerating next-generation geothermal, strengthening U.S. energy leadership
The bipartisan Next-Generation Geothermal Research and Development Act would bolster federal funding for next-generation geothermal.
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A clean energy vision for Central and Eastern Europe amid uncertainty and fossil fuel price spikes
CEE countries have a tight fiscal space and display long-term overreliance on fossil fuel imports, making them more exposed to the volatility of global energy markets.
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Why claims that the EU Methane Regulation threatens energy supply miss the mark
Lately, a familiar claim has been resurfacing in industry commentary: that the EU Methane Regulation (EUMR) will disrupt Europe’s oil and gas supply and send prices soaring. One prominent example is a modelling study commissioned by International Association of Oil & Gas Producers from Wood MacKenzie. These claims have gained…
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Waste methane is rising fast. Three myths are holding policy action back.
Methane emissions from the waste sector have historically occupied a blind spot in climate policy despite its significant and growing impact on climate change.
