CATF Articles & Posts
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More than 100 countries unite to launch Global Methane Pledge at COP26
Almost 100 Heads of State from around the world joined together today to formally launch the Global Methane Pledge at COP26.
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World leaders commit to investing in critical carbon dioxide removal
Leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week signaled strong support for critical carbon capture technologies.
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Middle East and North Africa region has potential to lead as an exporter of low-carbon fuels, CATF report finds
A new report from Clean Air Task Force explores the potential for MENA to position itself for leadership in the growing global market for low-carbon hydrogen.
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California demonstrates commitment to cut methane, allocating $100 million for remote sensing
California Governor Gavin Newsom’s newly proposed state budget signals a commitment to rein in harmful methane emissions – directing $100 million to remote methane sensing.
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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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CATF’s Olivia Azadegan honored in Forbes 30 under 30
Clean Air Task Force is proud to share that Olivia Azadegan, CATF’s Energy Transition for the Middle East and North Africa, was named to Forbes Europe 30 under 30 list for her work to advance decarbonization in the MENA region.
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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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Environmental Groups: EPA must strengthen its Clean Trucks Proposal to deliver on climate, public health, and environmental justice
Today is the last day of EPA’s comment period for a proposed rule that would reduce pollution from medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
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Europe’s new gas deals should target wasted methane, not new drilling
To wean Europe off Russian gas, leaders are scrambling to find new supplies to quench their countries’ thirst for energy.
