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U.S. climate deal signals new impetus in transatlantic decarbonization efforts
As one of Europe’s most important partners, this renewed commitment to climate action should be warmly welcomed by policymakers throughout the bloc.
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Senate deal would secure historic U.S. investment in climate action and energy innovation
Last night, Senators Joe Manchin and Chuck Schumer announced they had reached a deal that includes historic support for climate action and energy innovation as part of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.
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How the EU can certify low-carbon hydrogen
Recently, the European Commission delivered an important message: Europe will not be able to produce all the hydrogen it will require to decarbonise hard-to-electrify sectors such as steel, high-temperature industrial process heat, and shipping.
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Clean Air Task Force joins global initiative to advance nuclear hydrogen
Today, Clean Air Task Force (CATF) joined with more than 40 key stakeholders to launch the Nuclear Hydrogen Initiative, a global coalition working to advance nuclear hydrogen as a critical climate solution.
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CATF in Ecuador: Supporting efforts to address methane emissions in the oil and gas sector
After years of collaboration, CATF formalized our partnership in June of last year with the Ecuadorean Ministry of Energy and Mines.
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CATF joins cross-sector collaborative to decarbonize Pennsylvania, advance carbon capture and hydrogen
CATF joined Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf and more than 50 elected officials, labor unions, companies, environmental organizations, and academic institutions this week to launch the Pennsylvania Energy Horizons Cross-Sector Collaborative.
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Direct air capture is growing around the world, but more policy support is needed
The IPCC report’s net-zero pathways include the use of direct air capture (DAC), a carbon removal technology that captures carbon directly from the atmosphere and stores it.
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Greenhouse gas emissions vary dramatically across U.S. oil and gas companies, according to updated analysis
Analysis from Ceres and Clean Air Task Force benchmarking the relative emissions intensity and total reported methane, carbon dioxide, and nitrous oxide emissions of more than 300 U.S. oil and gas producers finds dramatic variations between companies and basins.
