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Unlocking Europe’s CO2 Storage Potential
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is widely recognised as a key part of reaching net zero especially as a solution for sectors with emissions that are hard to abate or for carbon removal technologies. A key barrier hindering large-scale uptake of CCS is the limited information on the geographical availability…
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Methane Matters: UK
Methane accounts for approximately 13% of the UK’s net greenhouse gas emissions.
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Cutting through the noise on the Inflation Reduction Act: Key learnings for climate technology in Europe
A new brief from Clean Air Task Force reframes and analyses the U.S. policy approach to driving investments across the entire clean technology lifecycle and offers recommendations for European policymakers on how to design a business case to advance clean energy.
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Designing a business case for climate technology in Europe
The U.S. policy approach promotes multiple technologies to increase decarbonisation options.
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A Vision for Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage in the EU
Action by the European Commission is urgent if the EU is to have a carbon capture, utilisation, and storage industry that is ‘fit for purpose.’
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A Vision for Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage in the EU
Action by the European Commission is urgent if the EU is to have a CCUS industry that is ‘fit for purpose.’
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From net zero to net reality: The UK’s climate leadership in transition
Leaders can no longer ignore geopolitical and geoeconomic considerations when it comes to climate and energy policy.
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Achieving the benefits of NZIA objectives require improving Europe’s deployment of clean energy infrastructure
The Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA) recently proposed by the European Commission offers a strengthened industrial vision for the European Union that could bolster energy security, accelerate emissions reductions, and increase economic activity.
