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DOE selections for regional hydrogen hubs mark critical first step in clean hydrogen economy, highlight importance of community engagement going forward
Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced its first selections of the Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs program.
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A pledge with a plan: How the Carbon Management Challenge can accelerate climate action
As the effects of climate change are becoming ever more evident, the need to cut global greenhouse emissions faster has never been more urgent. That means, among other things, rapidly accelerating the deployment of carbon management technologies like carbon capture and storage — in keeping with nearly all climate scenarios…
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Get ready: the Industrial Demonstrations Program is moving forward
The Industrial Demonstrations Program is the largest U.S. federal funding program for industrial decarbonization included in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and Inflation Reduction Act.
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Climate Pollution Reduction Grants: 10 considerations for states
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) provides $5 billion to support states and municipalities with planning and implementing greenhouse gas reduction strategies through the Climate Pollution Reduction Grant (CPRG).
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Unlocking historic climate funding from IRA and IIJA is critical to maximizing emissions reductions
CATF has launched its Implementation Resource Hub: Unlocking Funding for Climate Action to provide information and guidance for the deployment of the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act-funded projects.
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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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Colorado passes ambitious, first-of-its-kind intensity verification rule for oil and gas production
The first-of-its-kind rule is an important step forward to limit methane pollution from the oil and gas sector, the state’s third largest source of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Transmission Mission: How FERC can improve efficiency and community engagement to deploy clean energy infrastructure
Meeting U.S. climate, energy, and electrification goals through 2050 could require tripling the capacity of today’s long-distance electricity transmission network. This level of deployment means that wires must be planned, permitted, approved, and constructed at historically unprecedented rates to bring clean electricity to homes and businesses nationwide. But today, we…
