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Funding announcement: DOE invests in carbon dioxide transport through CIFIA Future Growth Grants
Newly released funding from the U.S. Department of Energy is an important next step to expand CO2 transport infrastructure.
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Colorado legislature passes crucial bill advancing renewable energy siting, helping state meet ambitious decarbonization goals
Today, Colorado passed a key bill that takes a first step toward expediting the deployment of clean energy infrastructure.
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CATF applauds EPA’s stronger emissions reporting requirements for oil and gas operators
WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized its updated greenhouse gas reporting rule for oil and gas operations, strengthening reporting requirements for methane and carbon dioxide (CO2) from this highly polluting industry. “Oil and gas companies have been underestimating their emissions for far too long. Today’s changes…
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Clean Air Task Force Testimony on Colorado Siting Study Bill
The siting study bill is a positive incremental step toward ensuring Colorado can meet its decarbonization goals.
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EPA delivers carbon emission reductions from power plants, but work remains
EPA recently finalized carbon pollution standards for existing coal and new gas-fired power plants as required under the Clean Air Act.
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New Treasury guidance for awarding sustainable aviation fuel tax credits highlights need for more fuel-carrier options to decarbonize aviation
U.S. Treasury issued guidance explaining the criteria that sustainable aviation fuels must meet to qualify for the section 40B tax credit.
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Council on Environmental Quality updates key regulations to improve the federal environmental review process, reducing barriers to clean energy
Today, the Council on Environmental Quality finalized phase 2 of its revision to government-wide National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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EPA strengthens standards for hazardous air pollutant emissions from power plants
EPA released a final rule updating and strengthening the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) for coal-fired power plants.