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Central and Eastern Europe advance an options-based strategy: Key climate and energy takeaways from GLOBSEC 2024
The GLOBSEC Forum offered an opportunity to reflect on key challenges and opportunities ranging from cybersecurity and the energy transition.
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Nuclear Energy: A useful carbon-free energy option for Central and Eastern Europe
The world is going to need more energy, not less. Global electricity demand is expected to grow by about one-third to three-quarters by 2050, requiring strategies that limit increasing emissions while meeting this additional demand. Renewable energy sources like wind andsolar will be critical to this effort worldwide, but they…
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Future-Proofing Central and Eastern European Industries with CCS
For the CEE region to decarbonise its industries and maintain its industrial competitiveness in the face of rising carbon prices, deploying carbon capture and storage (CCS) is essential. In this fact sheet, explore:
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Carbon dioxide without borders: Connecting the UK and EU can create a more resilient and lower-cost CO2 storage network
The UK’s exit from the EU has meant that its huge potential storage capacity can no longer be used by CO2 emissions from EU-based sources.
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How the UK can tackle methane emissions
Tackling methane emissions is one of the fastest, most cost-effective, and impactful actions the UK can take to address the energy and climate crises.
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Carbon capture and storage: What can we learn from the project track record?
This report examines 13 significant projects that have employed carbon capture and storage technologies at a large scale.
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New, holistic review of major carbon capture and storage projects shows the technology is working, highlights opportunities for increased climate benefit
A new report from Clean Air Task Force examines the performance of 13 significant carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects.
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Germany adopts long-awaited import strategy for hydrogen, but greater support for the most promising import pathways is needed
Germany aims to be climate neutral by 2045 and has placed its bets on clean hydrogen being a significant player.
