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EPA’s final rule falls short of proposed limits on air pollution from stationary combustion turbines
Today, the U.S. EPA released weak standards for emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) from stationary combustion turbines.
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DOE’s latest coal funding push misallocates taxpayer money. Here’s how the Department’s existing authorities can drive energy production with carbon utilization.
A second coal-focused notice of funding opportunity (NOFO), “Improving Efficiency, Reliability, and Flexibility of Coal-Based Power Plants,” misallocates carbon capture funding to keep America’s aging coal fleet online.
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Industrial Innovation Policy Playbook in action: From California to Texas
The State Industrial Policy Playbook is a state-focused resource for policymakers seeking to advance industrial innovation.
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U.S. clean energy investments: 2025 Quarter 3 analysis
To deploy more innovative energy technologies for U.S. energy security, resilience, and growth, it is crucial to understand how shifts in federal policy and executive actions impact private investment.
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Unlocking clean hydrogen in Louisiana
Louisiana has the ingredients to become one of the country’s most competitive clean hydrogen leaders.
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DOE has launched an Office of Fusion. Here’s how it can help the industry scale.
The Department of Energy announced the return of a standalone Office of Fusion, signaling that the United States sees fusion energy commercialization as a core national energy priority.
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Fusion energy: The evolving technology landscape in Western states
Recent scientific breakthroughs and industrial advancements have positioned fusion energy as a promising solution to meet clean firm energy needs.
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What it would take for small modular reactors to work in the EU
The crucial task for the EU is to establish the right policy and regulatory environment to enable SMRs to thrive and be deployed at scale.
