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Build Here: How Targeted State Investment in Geothermal Can Fill California’s Clean Firm Gap
California enjoys some of the best geologic conditions for next-generation geothermal in the nation, and private capital is ready to develop these resources – but only if development risks are lowered. Lack of understanding of the subsurface across many regions of California is one such development risk, and it is…
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A Smarter Way to Pay: Public Financing for Affordable Transmission Development in New England
New England will need to scale a broad mix of clean energy resources, grid infrastructure, energy efficiency and demand response, and other technologies to meet climate targets, accommodate rising demand from electrification and new industries, and manage winter peaks projected to double over the next 25 years. At the same…
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Clean Air Task Force 2025 Impact Report
We are pleased to share CATF’s 2025 Annual Impact Report, showcasing our effectiveness in advancing climate progress around the world.
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Taking Stock of Energy and Climate Policy Since 2020
Key takeaways from CATF’s stock take Introduction The first Trump administration pursued an all-of-the-above energy policy that skewed toward fossil deployment but encompassed renewables, including offshore wind. The second Trump administration has pivoted to a new energy policy vision. In its first year, the administration canceled billions of dollars in…
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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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Integrating Agricultural Development and Methane Mitigation as part of the EU Livestock Strategy
With livestock responsible for around two-thirds of the EU’s agricultural greenhouse gas emissions, the sector’s methane footprint cannot be overlooked.
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Strengthening Biomass Carbon Removal and Storage (BiCRS) Protocols
Biomass carbon removal, or CDR, can deliver gigaton-scale climate mitigation by pairing the power of photosynthesis with engineered technologies to store carbon for centuries or longer.
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Proposed Certification Criteria for Implementation of the EU Methane Emissions Regulation
Defining standards for direct tracing and issuing specific guidance for evaluating provenance and producer level data in Annex IX Importer Reports under the EU Methane Regulation.
