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An introduction to the next clean energy frontier: Superhot rock geothermal and a vision for firm, global clean energy
Next generation geothermal systems are one of the few clean energy sources capable of delivering reliable, 24/7 baseload power.
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Recommendations for energy innovation: Opportunities for DOE demonstration programs
Demonstration projects offer American businesses an opportunity to attract investment across the supply chain.
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Poland’s EU Council presidency: A chance to lead on energy and climate
Poland’s presidency of the Council in 2025 offers a critical opportunity to shape the EU’s energy and climate agenda at a pivotal moment.
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Building a clean energy deployment framework: Analyzing infrastructure deployment models to inform a new model for clean energy
The U.S. Department of Energy should study how other sectors operate to create a deployment framework for clean energy.
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COLLABORATE Act introduced in U.S. Senate, providing a much needed path forward to strengthen offshore wind development and streamline permitting
U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse introduced the COLLABORATE Act, policy that would address critical gaps in the offshore transmission process.
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Negative emissions rates should not be allowed for biomethane
Negative emissions from biomethane would allow non-innovative, carbon-intensive hydrogen production to qualify for the 45V tax credit.
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Research is critical to unlocking superhot geothermal energy. DOE’s proposed program could help achieve its potential.
The program could have a meaningful impact by helping to accelerate the timeline to commercialization of superhot rock energy.
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Breaking the deadlock: Turning dangerous emissions into climate action
Despite the clear economic, climate, and energy benefits, the oil and gas sector remains one of the world’s largest methane emitters.
