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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.
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“There’s No Substitute for Trust”: Communication and Community Engagement Best Practices for Next-Generation Geothermal Development
1. Overview The U.S. is on the cusp of a geothermal energy revolution. The Next-Generation Geothermal Commercial Liftoff Report estimates that next-generation geothermal could provide 90 GW or more of power to the grid by 2050, potentially as much as 300 GW (Gertler et al., 2024). Research from Clean Air…
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Maintaining momentum: Clean energy progress in New Mexico’s 2026 legislative session
New Mexico’s 2026 legislative session delivered meaningful progress on clean energy, environmental protection, and workforce development.
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Washington legislature passes bill to establish statewide transmission authority to strengthen the grid
The Washington State Legislature has passed Senate Bill 6355 to establish the Washington Electric Transmission Authority.
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Clean Air Task Force Comments on Categorical Exclusion for Advanced Nuclear Reactors
Clean Air Task Force provided comments regarding the Department of Energy’s Categorical Exclusion for Advanced Nuclear Reactors.
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A data-driven look at rising U.S. electricity costs and policy solutions
Low-cost power has long underpinned U.S. economic strength, but recent data highlights a notable shift.
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EPA’s repeal of updated standards allows more emissions of hazardous air pollutants from coal plants
Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a final rule repealing updated standards for hazardous air pollutant (also called air toxics) emissions from coal-fired power plants.
