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Two years since CHIPS and Science Act: Early wins, challenges, and opportunities ahead
To meet the growing demands on the electricity grid, the U.S. must invest in innovative technologies that ensure reliable energy supplies.
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Appalachian hydrogen hub receives DOE award, a major step toward demonstrating low-carbon hydrogen production using carbon capture and storage
Last week, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) awarded the Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub (ARCH2).
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Beyond NEPA: Understanding the complexities of slow infrastructure buildout
Building clean energy infrastructure quickly will be critical to avoiding the worst impacts of climate change.
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Germany adopts long-awaited import strategy for hydrogen, but greater support for the most promising import pathways is needed
Germany aims to be climate neutral by 2045 and has placed its bets on clean hydrogen being a significant player.
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EPA announces historic funding in a significant step to reduce emissions and bolster state economies
Today, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the awards of the first-of-its-kind Climate Pollution Reduction Grants (CPRG).
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Waste Clinics: A practical approach to identify challenges and solutions for solid waste management
Waste Clinics were conceived as a tool for identifying their most pressing challenges and finding potential solutions.
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Louisiana 2024 Regular Legislative Session: Laying the groundwork for clean energy policy
New leadership in Louisiana brought about considerable shifts in the state’s energy policy during the 2024 Regular Legislative Session.
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D.C. Circuit denies attempt to halt methane standards in a win for public health and the climate
The ruling is an important win for the climate and for communities that have long suffered from the impacts of air pollution from oil and gas sources.
