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Five core components of a national carbon management strategy in Germany
According to the leading studies outlining Germany’s path to climate neutrality in 2045, carbon management technologies, like carbon capture and storage and direct air capture, will play an important role in remaking the country’s energy system. As covered in a previous post, Germany’s industrial sector, which represent approximately 20% of…
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Why Europe needs a comprehensive carbon capture and storage strategy
that carbon capture and storage – from capturing CO2 in industrial facilities to achieving negative emissions through permanent carbon removal technologies – is a crucial option for global decarbonisation.
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EU pioneers carbon removals certification: Key recommendations and principles
Doubling down on its global climate leadership, the European Union (EU) is pioneering a certification mechanism for carbon dioxide removals (CDR).
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RePowerEU: Europe must find win-win climate solutions as it seeks energy security
RePowerEU is an opportunity for European policymakers to seek new energy security options that also deliver deep decarbonisation.
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Why funders need to look beyond electricity for economy-wide decarbonization
Industrial processes – particularly the production of steel, cement, and chemicals – account for around a quarter of global CO2 emissions.
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Why Germany needs a carbon management strategy
A carbon management strategy for Germany is a necessary component of a transition plan.
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Industry and NGO stakeholders call for closer cooperation to act on climate change between the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany
Industry and NGO stakeholders call for closer cooperation to act on climate change between the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany.
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TEN-E agreement includes two carbon management breakthroughs
The TEN-E agreement includes CO2 storage and CO2 transport modalities, two vital measures for advancing carbon management projects in Europe.
