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Fixed upstream emission rates undermine the climate benefits of section 45V hydrogen production tax credit
U.S. Treasury Department’s proposed fixed rates are both over- and under-inclusive of true upstream emissions.
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Hydrogen can play a role in decarbonization, but Treasury needs to get 45V right
Hydrogen itself may be critical to our ability to reach net-zero because of its potential to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors.
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The EU’s climate challenge of 2024: Tackling the planning gap head-on
Europe is facing a planning gap, which, left unaddressed, might jeopardize climate action altogether.
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Continued operation of Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant provides California with firm, zero-carbon electricity
Today, Clean Air Task Force Executive Director, Armond Cohen, provided the following statement on Pacific Gas & Electric Company’s (PG&E) cost recovery application to the California Public Utilities Commission for Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant operations: “Clean Air Task Force continues to support the extension of operations at Diablo Canyon…
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EPA releases long-awaited greenhouse gas emissions standards for heavy-duty vehicles
EPA finalized its phase 3 GHG emissions standards for heavy-duty vehicles, an important step to decarbonizing the transportation sector.
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Advancing the nuclear energy agenda: Highlights from the Brussels Summit
Last week, world leaders, heads of state, policymakers, and sector leaders gathered in Brussels for the first-ever Nuclear Energy Summit.
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DOE aims to tackle industrial emissions with demonstration projects spanning heavy industry like steel, cement, and concrete
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced its project selections for federal funding through the Industrial Demonstrations Program.
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Superhot rock geothermal energy could unlock terawatts of clean, firm power worldwide, finds CATF
A new, first-of-its-kind modeling tool from Clean Air Task Force highlights the vast energy potential of superhot rock geothermal energy.
