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Reassessing the UK’s hydrogen strategy as the government prepares its update
Since releasing its low-carbon hydrogen strategy in 2021, the UK has taken meaningful steps to build out a hydrogen economy.
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Thoughtful permitting reform can help expand next-generation geothermal
The United States has the heat, the technology, and growing investor interest to deploy enormous amounts of next-generation geothermal.
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Not all certification approaches can deliver on the goals of the EU Methane Import Standard
On 15 December, EU ministers will gather for an important Energy Council meeting where they will examine how the EU’s new methane import standard should be implemented. Of particular importance will be a discussion on what types of tracing systems should be accepted to comply with the EU Methane Regulation’s…
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Carbon capture and storage in Central and Eastern Europe: Three priorities to accelerate deployment
Carbon capture and storage is a vital tool for European industries to decarbonise, specifically for tackling process emissions from hard-to-abate sectors.
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Mainstreaming geothermal energy in Central and Eastern Europe: Key takeaways from the Central European Energy Conference
Across the discussions, participants agreed that geothermal can be a backbone of clean, local and reliable heat in Central and Eastern Europe.
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A road map for de-risking and scaling the next generation of geothermal energy
This first-of-its-kind report comprehensively outlines what it will take to move from scattered research to coordinated demonstrations and deployment.
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Mapping opportunities to decarbonize the U.S. pulp and paper industry
To further explore the possibilities for decarbonizing the pulp and paper industry, Clean Air Task Force developed an exploratory mapping tool to identify where CCS and carbon removal opportunities could be pursued most effectively within this sector.
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DOE’s coal funding announcement misallocates critical funding for carbon capture demonstrations. The proposed new Office of Hydrocarbon and Geothermal Energy can fix it.
On September 29, the Department of Energy (DOE) announced a funding opportunity titled “Restoring Reliability: Coal Recommissioning And Modernization”, which closes on December 8.1 The funding call will redirect up to $350 million from bipartisan carbon capture pilot and demonstration programs to maintain or reopen inefficient and aging coal plants…
