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COP28 and Africa: Getting real about climate action and its barriers in Africa
As we head to COP28 here are three things to keep in mind if we want to get serious about climate action in Africa.
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24/7 carbon-free energy: How Europe can and must secure clean electricity around the clock
To deliver energy security, emission reductions, and economic growth, Europe needs to reframe its electricity decarbonisation strategy to aim for 24/7 carbon-free energy.
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To maximize climate benefits, CATF finds, use low-carbon hydrogen where it will deliver significant emissions reductions
A new position paper from Clean Air Task Force establishes priority applications for low-carbon hydrogen.
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EU Parliament upholds CO₂ emission standards for heavy-duty vehicles
Brussels – The European Parliament has upheld the Commission’s proposed CO₂ emission reduction targets for heavy-duty vehicles. These standards are crucial, as heavy-duty vehicles, including lorries, buses, and coaches, account for a substantial portion of road transport emissions in the EU, contributing to 6% of the EU’s total emissions—a figure…
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States, start your engines: The race for Climate Pollution Reduction Grants is on!
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced Phase 2 of the Climate Pollution Reduction Grants (CPRG) program.
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Can the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change truly be a forum for implementation?
The first Global Stocktake – a process designed to take place every five years to assess collective progress towards the Paris Agreement goals – will culminate at COP28.
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It takes a community: Hydrogen hubs and Community Benefits Plans explained
Community Benefits Plan are meant to ensure hub developers embody local priorities and provide benefits to workers, local communities, and disadvantaged communities.
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The need for deep uncertainty analysis in energy policy and planning
This concept of making decisions with this degree of unknowns about the scope of future states is referred to as decision making under deep uncertainty.
