CATF Resources
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Unearthing the Reality of “Zombie Energy Systems” in Africa’s Energy Transition
Africa’s energy transition is unique and complicated by – among other things – the pervasive presence of “Zombie Energy Systems.”
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Regulatory Framework for Hydrogen in the U.S.
The regulatory framework for hydrogen in the United States is fragmented, complex, and involves multiple government agencies.
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What the Public Consultation reveals about Poland’s Updated National Energy and Climate Plan
Poland’s power sector must undergo a complete U-turn, shifting from its current 70% reliance on coal generation to almost the same percentage of zero-carbon sources by mid-century. This monumental task—essential for meeting ambitious climate targets —will remain out of reach unless Poland rethinks its energy planning and implementation of key…
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Joint Letter: Creating a Clean Industry in Central and Eastern Europe – Recommendations for EU and National Governments
Central and Eastern European countries face unique challenges in decarbonising their economies, especially in heavy industry. Despite these challenges, the region holds significant potential for clean industrial growth. Clean Air Task Force joined NGOs in a joint letter proposing key recommendations for EU and national governments to drive this transformation.
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Superhot Rock Geothermal in Context
This fact sheet explores heat extraction methods for superhot rock geothermal.
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Europe’s Clean Industrial Deal
The Clean Industrial Deal will be crucial for the EU to strengthen its industries and support their timely transition to climate neutrality.
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State Clean Electricity Standards
Executive summary With recent growth in public support and financial incentives for clean energy, states have new opportunities to expand their leadership in the transition to clean electricity. A growing number of states have adopted a clean electricity standard (CES) as a key component of their decarbonization strategies and to…
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Developing clean energy projects: Funding and technical assistance for capacity building
There are federal programs designed to support state and local capacity building by providing training and technical assistance, facilitating regional partnerships, and supporting workforce development.
