CATF Articoli e messaggi
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Più di 100 paesi si uniscono per lanciare l'impegno globale sul metano alla COP26
Quasi 100 capi di Stato di tutto il mondo si sono riuniti oggi per lanciare formalmente il Global Methane Pledge alla COP26.
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The state of siting: New E3 report identifies recommendations and best practices for state-level renewable energy siting reform
Rapidly accelerating the deployment of renewable energy projects is paramount for the United States to meet its net zero by 2050 climate goal.
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Advancing regional resilience through interconnectivity: Key takeaways from Three Seas Summit 2024
Amid a challenging geopolitical climate, the Three Seas forum reflected on its progress since its inception in 2015.
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Understanding carbon capture and storage prospects in Pennsylvania
Carbon capture and storage is critical to near-term decarbonization in Pennsylvania.
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Releasing the potential of fusion energy
In a world striving to combat climate change and secure a sustainable energy future, fusion energy emerges as a promising solution.
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Adding to the energy mix: Fusion breakthroughs lead to new options
The market pull for commercial fusion energy is growing rapidly, and investors have taken notice.
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Fusion regulation must reflect the real hazards
Amidst the palpable excitement around the future promise of fusion energy, a crucial aspect often overshadowed is the intricate web of regulations and licensing requirements that developers need to navigate.
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D.C. Circuit reaffirms a critical and longstanding component of the Clean Air Act, allowing California to move forward with program to reduce emissions and air pollution from cars and trucks
A D.C. Circuit panel unanimously dismissed and rejected challenges to the U.S. EPA’s decision to reinstate its waiver to California’s Advanced Clean Car Program.
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Accounting for soil organic carbon for section 40B eligibility is neither aligned with statute or technologically feasible
CORSIA and the current version of Department of Energy’s GREET model do not align on crediting changes in organic carbon in cultivated soils.
