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Rebecca Tremain Testimony Before the UK House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee
On May 1, 2024, CATF’s Director of UK Government Affairs, Rebecca Tremain, gave evidence at the UK House of Lords methane inquiry, exploring straightforward and cost-effective measures to tackle oil and gas methane emissions.
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Decarbonizing Aviation: Enabling Technologies for a Net-Zero Future
Executive Summary Combustion of jet fuel is one of the most important mechanisms by which aviation contributes to climate change, accounting for an estimated 2%–3% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions before considering additional warming effects from contrails. Those emissions could triple by 2050, potentially accounting for 25% of CO2…
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An Exploration of Options and Opportunities for the San Joaquin Valley’s Clean Energy Future
California’s San Joaquin Valley is in a unique position to benefit from the clean energy transition given its existing industry, land, skilled workforce, and clean energy resources.
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A New Look at Carbon Capture and Storage Opportunities in Pennsylvania
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is one strategy to mitigate carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions that contribute to climate change.
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Colombian Waste Sector Methane Analysis
Colombia has seen significant progress in upgrading its waste management system in recent decades.
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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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Clean Hydrogen for Poland’s Decarbonisation
Poland faces significant challenges in transitioning to a decarbonised energy system, given its historical reliance on coal and the need to diversify away from fossil fuels. To ensure a sustainable, resilient, and just transition, the country must implement a comprehensive, sector-specific plan that will deploy a diverse portfolio of decarbonisation…
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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.
