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Why are Carbon Contracts for Difference gaining popularity in Europe?
With the proposed revision of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) Directive over a year ago, the European Commission put Carbon Contracts for Difference (CCfDs) on the map.
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Why Carbon Contracts for Difference could be the policy measure Europe needs to decarbonise industry
The EU has set a comprehensive plan to achieve its goals under the Paris Agreement, committing to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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Clean Air Task Force Comments on the Revision of EU Waste Framework Directive
Clean Air Task Force provided comments to the European Commission on the upcoming revision of the Waste Framework Directive (WFD).
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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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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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Open Letter on Climate Innovation in Germany
For Germany, climate technologies are the best strategy for rapid energy independence.
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EU clean tech ambition spreads beyond Western Europe in latest Innovation Fund announcement
Yesterday, the EU Innovation Fund announced its second round of large scale projects, with an additional four carbon capture and storage and three hydrogen projects getting funding.
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Five core components of a national carbon management strategy in Germany
According to the leading studies outlining Germany’s path to climate neutrality in 2045, carbon management technologies, like carbon capture and storage and direct air capture, will play an important role in remaking the country’s energy system. As covered in a previous post, Germany’s industrial sector, which represent approximately 20% of…
