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Methane finance and decarbonization breakthrough in first week of COP28
DUBAI – World leaders today announced a new grant funding of over $1 billion aimed at tackling methane emissions from all sectors and a new alliance to accelerate the decarbonization of the oil and gas sector. “There has been a fundamental mismatch between the importance of cutting methane emissions, the…
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U.S. strengthens methane emissions standard for oil and gas, marking a pivotal move forward in tackling emissions from new and existing sources
EPA announced strong rules that will significantly reduce methane and volatile organic compound (VOC) pollution.
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22 nations join Net-Zero Nuclear Initiative at COP28, committing to triple nuclear energy capacity by 2050
22 nations signed onto the Net-Zero Nuclear Initiative at COP28, collectively pledging to triple their nuclear energy capacity by 2050.
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Five things we learned from the EU’s third CCUS forum
It has been a year of progress for carbon capture, both politically and on the ground, with the EU’s first ever commercial projects taking final investment decisions.
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Carbon capture can help clean up harmful air pollution from critical industrial applications, finds new CATF report
A new report from Clean Air Task Force provides a rigorous engineering analysis of the air quality impacts of integrating carbon capture technology.
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How geopolitics will shape climate action in 2024: 4 trends
The world is changing rapidly. There are geopolitical trends shaping the future of climate action that policymakers must take into account.
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Five priorities for the Middle East’s climate agenda
During COP28, there is a unique opportunity for the Middle East region to put forward its climate actions and priorities.
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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.
