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Bridging the climate gap at COP28 and beyond: How carbon capture can help
The urgency of the climate crisis demands comprehensive and innovative solutions, and carbon capture and storage stands poised to play a crucial role.
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Polling shows that Europe is ready for clean firm energy technologies
Europe’s rapidly shifting geopolitical context over the past few years has underscored the need for an accelerated energy transition. We need a shift toward a more self-reliant and energy-secure future that embraces decarbonization at its core. This can only be achieved by pursuing an options-based climate strategy that embraces a diverse set…
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Tracking progress: Europe’s 2023 carbon capture projects
2023 has been a significant year for carbon capture and storage in Europe, with the number of proposed projects crossing the 100 mark.
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From potential to reality: Assessing and addressing hurdles to nuclear energy at COP28
In the race to decarbonize the global energy system nuclear energy stands out as a potentially valuable tool in the toolkit.
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In a bold step forward, Michigan passes clean energy standard, committing to 100% clean energy portfolio by 2040
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed into law a clean energy standard that puts Michigan on the path to 100% clean energy by 2040.
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COP28: Global Stocktake proves Europe needs a new approach to climate action
How is Europe faring when it comes to clean energy deployment and what could be done to increase its chances of climate success?
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Two years after IIJA: Reflecting on progress and a look ahead at what’s to come
It’s been two years since passage of the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).
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Lessons learned from the recently cancelled NuScale-UAMPS project
Rather than a condemnation of a vital clean energy sector, the project’s cancellation offers an opportunity to glean insights from the hurdles faced by the global nuclear sector and to chart a more sustainable path forward.
