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Re-elected EU Commission President must deliver on Clean Industrial Deal commitments
Today, Members of the European Parliament confirmed Ursula von der Leyen for a second term as President of the European Commission.
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Pennsylvania passes carbon capture bill in an important step for industrial decarbonization
Today, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed a groundbreaking carbon capture and storage (CCS) bill into law.
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Advocating for climate and clean air rules after a Supreme Court power grab
The Supreme Court issued a string of decisions expressing remarkable hostility to federal regulatory agencies and public health protections.
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Louisiana 2024 Regular Legislative Session: Laying the groundwork for clean energy policy
New leadership in Louisiana brought about considerable shifts in the state’s energy policy during the 2024 Regular Legislative Session.
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D.C. Circuit denies attempt to halt methane standards in a win for public health and the climate
The ruling is an important win for the climate and for communities that have long suffered from the impacts of air pollution from oil and gas sources.
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Bridging the gaps of superhot rock energy: Highlights from the Iceland Geothermal Conference
CATF and GEORG convened leaders from across the geothermal innovation space to identify critical hurdles to superhot rock energy deployment.
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France and Austria release ambitious carbon management strategies to combat climate change
France has unveiled its Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) strategy, outlining its roadmap for reducing carbon emissions by capturing CO2 from industrial sources and utilising or storing it to prevent its release into the atmosphere. These technologies will also be critical in helping France reach carbon neutrality through the…
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Dedicated clean hydrogen production likely has a limited role in power sector decarbonization, finds CATF report
Clean Air Task Force analyzed the plausibility of clean hydrogen use in the power sector and found that dedicated clean hydrogen production and use, in many cases, is a costly and inefficient decarbonization strategy. Meanwhile, using electrolytic hydrogen as a storage fuel to balance excess surplus clean electricity could have…
