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How the EU can decarbonise overlooked heavy-duty vehicles
The EU has managed to cut greenhouse gas emissions in every sector – except one. Transport emissions represent about a quarter of the EU’s total GHG emissions and they continue to grow1. And while the much talked about European Green Deal has made great strides towards cutting emissions from cars,…
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A pledge with a plan: How the Carbon Management Challenge can accelerate climate action
As the effects of climate change are becoming ever more evident, the need to cut global greenhouse emissions faster has never been more urgent. That means, among other things, rapidly accelerating the deployment of carbon management technologies like carbon capture and storage — in keeping with nearly all climate scenarios…
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There’s a challenging road ahead for hydrogen imports to the EU
In order to assess the suitability of different hydrogen transportation methods, CATF has launched a new report, Techno-Economic Realities of Long-Distance Hydrogen Transport.
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How the Net Zero Industry Act can create a European low-carbon industrial base through deploying carbon capture and storage
In response to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), in March 2023, the European Commission proposed a Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA).
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How national governments can harness the potential of carbon capture and storage in Europe
New fact sheets explore the potential for carbon capture and storage technologies in decarbonising key industrial sectors across Europe.
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Mixed Milestone: What Vogtle can teach us about the future of U.S. nuclear energy
On July 31st, the Vogtle 3 nuclear power plant in Georgia officially entered commercial operation.
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Training the future carbon capture workforce: An interview with Vernon Travis, Vernon Parish School Board member, on the Capturing Better Futures Initiative
Deploying carbon capture can create other valuable benefits as well. Providing good jobs is one of them.
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DOE announces first recipients of DAC hubs in an important step toward accelerating CO2 reductions
CATF welcomes the DOE’s announcement of up to $1.2 billion to advance the development of two commercial-scale direct air capture facilities in Texas and Louisiana.
