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America, We Have Liftoff! What IRA and IIJA applicants should know about DOE’s Pathways to Commercialization
With the passage of IIJA and IRA, the Department of Energy is investing billions of dollars in large-scale demonstration and deployment of clean energy technologies.
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The 2022 French nuclear outages: Lessons for nuclear energy in Europe
There is no question that nuclear energy could play a valuable, possibly even pivotal role in a low-carbon European future.
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Where will Europe store its CO2?
CATF’s new report highlights that there is ample potential to develop storage capacity in a wide range of member states that wish to use carbon capture and storage (CCS) to decarbonise or to help other countries decarbonise. By mapping the relationship between suitable storage geology and likely areas of high…
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Policy Brief: Earth Energy Innovation
Supporting the Research, Development, Demonstration, and Deployment (RDD&D) of Next-Generation Geothermal Energy
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We need clean firm electricity for a decarbonized energy system
If we’re going to decarbonize, we’re going to need a lot more electricity. And if we’re going to do it successfully, affordably, and reliably, we’re going to need to deploy every type of zero-carbon energy technology available to us.
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EPA’s golden opportunity to dramatically reduce climate pollution from the U.S. fossil fuel-fired power fleet
Pollution standards are designed to ensure that polluters control their emissions instead of imposing them on people and the planet.
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Unleashing technological potential through regulation: Scrubbing away pollution
As we advocate for U.S. EPA to issue carbon capture-based greenhouse gas emissions standards for fossil fuel-fired power plants, one question keeps coming up: how many power plants in the U.S. have carbon capture installed today?
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Europe’s Net-Zero Industry Act: What does it mean for carbon capture and storage?
Four key measures the Net-Zero Industry Act provides for carbon capture and storage deployment in Europe.