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U.S.
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Clean Hydrogen in Louisiana
Louisiana is one of the largest hydrogen producing states, primarily for use in oil refineries, chemical plants, and fertilizer production.
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Carbon Capture and Storage in Louisiana
Understanding the process, economics, benefits, and risks is paramount to informed decision making about carbon capture deployment in Louisiana.
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Taking stock: Bipartisan support for clean firm energy endures in an era of federal policy uncertainty
The first year of the second Trump administration was marked by substantial efforts to unwind federal clean energy and climate policy.
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Taking Stock of Energy and Climate Policy Since 2020
Key takeaways from CATF’s stock take Introduction The first Trump administration pursued an all-of-the-above energy policy that skewed toward fossil deployment but encompassed renewables, including offshore wind. The second Trump administration has pivoted to a new energy policy vision. In its first year, the administration canceled billions of dollars in…
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States lead, impact follows: Why investing in state-level climate action will secure America’s climate future
Often underappreciated is the essential role states play in consistently advancing innovative and proven clean energy and climate policies.
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The Genesis Mission aims to accelerate fusion energy. It needs the data to do it.
The Department of Energy recently launched its first funding opportunity for the Genesis Mission, a $293 million Request for Application for interdisciplinary teams to address “Challenges of National Importance,” or key areas of frontier science and technology where AI-enabled breakthroughs could deliver outsized scientific, energy, or national security benefits. This…
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Understanding U.S. hydrogen demand through a Gulf Coast lens
The Gulf Coast is not just the leading industrial and hydrogen anchor in the U.S. today; it is a key geography for scaling clean hydrogen in the U.S.
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U.S. clean energy investments: 2025 Quarter 4 analysis
Each quarter, CATF highlights changes to federal policies and new executive actions and analyzes how these changes have affected investments across U.S. states and districts.
