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Industrial Decarbonisation: A UK Case Study
The UK is at the vanguard of industrial decarbonisation efforts.
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Industrial Decarbonization Utilizing CCS and Hydrogen in the Netherlands
The Netherlands is aiming for a rapid energy transition that will reduce its heavy reliance on fossil fuels while boosting economic growth.
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Leadership on flaring in Egypt: Recent successes and future opportunities in the lead-up to COP27
Ahead of COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh Egypt, CATF and Capterio have found that Egypt has made real progress on its commitments under the Global Methane Pledge.
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Growing the Grid: A Plan to Accelerate California’s Clean Energy Transition
California needs to develop and implement a state-wide clean energy deployment plan that considers the state as the interconnected, diverse, and contiguous whole that it is.
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Growing the Grid: A Plan to Accelerate California’s Clean Energy Transition
This report identifies the challenges to achieving California’s clean energy transition through the lens of the new and repurposed electricity infrastructure needed to reach state climate and clean energy goals.
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Clean Air Task Force Response to Request for Information on Climate-Related Financial Risk
Clean Air Task Force (CATF) and the Natural Capital Exchange (NCX) submitted a response to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s (CFTC) request for information on climate-related financial risk. CATF and NCX wholeheartedly support the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s efforts to gather valuable information on best practices for fostering healthy and…
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Clean Air Task Force Comments on Best Practices for Fostering Healthy and Well-Regulated Carbon Markets
Clean Air Task Force, in partnership with NCX, submitted a response in support of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s efforts to gather valuable information on best practices for fostering healthy and well-regulated carbon markets.
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Clean Air Task Force Comments on Proposed Update to the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program
Clean Air Task Force submitted comments to the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposed updates to the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program.
