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• Carbon Rules for Power Plants

  Filing March 19, 2019

• CATF comments on biomass and BSER in ACE proposal

  CATF and three other organizations oppose the use of biomass co-firing as a compliance option for reducing GHG from coal-fired power plants under EPA’s proposed “Affordable Clean Energy” Rule.

  Comments March 18, 2019

• CATF Feedback to the EU Consultation on High- and Low-Indirect Land Use Change Biofuels

  Comments by CATF encouraging the European Union to adopt more stringent restrictions on the use of food-based biofuels and other high-emitting biofuels.

  Comments March 7, 2019

• Kurt Waltzer testimony before Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on USE IT Act

  On February 27, 2019, CATF’s Kurt Waltzer testified before the U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in support of the bipartisan USE IT Act that would support innovation in the areas of direct air capture and CO2 utilization, while also helping to facilitate infrastructure development that would benefit all…

  Testimony March 1, 2019

• Testimony at Public Hearing on Proposed NSPS for Greenhouse Gas Emissions from New, Modified, and Reconstructed EGUs

  CATF Attorney Jay Duffy testified before the Environmental Protection Agency Thursday, February 14th at a public hearing in Washington D.C., opposing the Agency’s proposal to rescind the current standards for new coal-fired power plants based on carbon capture and sequestration and replace them with standards that are worse than business-as-usual and based…

  Testimony February 14, 2019

• Testimony in Support of the Climate and Community Protection Act, S. 2992

  View this testimony in support of the Climate and Community Protection Act, S. 2992 before the State of New York Senate-Assembly Environmental Conservation Committee.

  Testimony February 12, 2019

• Carbon Capture & Storage in the United States Power Sector

  This new report is based on a CATF-led U.S. power sector modeling study, which finds that 45Q federal tax credits for carbon capture & storage (CCS) can have a significant impact on CO2 emissions reductions by 2030.

  Reports & Papers February 12, 2019

• Achieving a Near-Zero Carbon Power Grid: Presentation to the New Mexico Legislature, Senate Conservation Committee

  To address climate change, we need a near-zero carbon power system by mid-century. Our chances of reaching this goal are much better if, in addition to using renewables, we have the option to use a diversity of low carbon power sources, including firm sources. Public policies today should not foreclose…

  Presentation January 22, 2019