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CATF Comments on the Draft FY 2022-2026 EPA Strategic Plan
CATF Comments on the Draft FY 2022-2026 EPA Strategic Plan
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Examining the current policy landscape of carbon management in Europe
A policy paper on why carbon management is a catalyst in meeting the climate challenge.
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EU Geological CO₂ storage summary
According to a new CATF-commissioned report by the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), Europe has enough geologic storage potential to store over three centuries’ worth of EU carbon dioxide emissions from stationary sources, based on 2020 emissions rates. Carbon capture and storage has been gaining significant momentum in Europe…
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Common Concerns Raised About Carbon Capture and Storage Technology
The International Energy Agency and Intergovernmental Platform on Climate Change agree that carbon capture has a critical role to play in decarbonizing our global energy system. At CATF, we’re working to educate and inform lawmakers, climate advocates, and industry leaders on the importance of this technology, and our team in…
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Open letter urges next German Government to develop CO2 Strategy
Clean Air Task Force supports an open letter calling on the next German government to develop a carbon capture and storage strategy. The letter calls on the next German government to take three key measures to develop carbon management technologies as part of a major effort to decarbonise Germany’s industrial…
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CATF Air Quality Monitoring Letter
CATF recently submitted a letter to the chairs of the Senate Environment and Public Works and House Energy and Commerce committees encouraging them to include $500 million in funding to update and improve the air quality monitoring system in the U.S.
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California needs clean firm power, and so does the rest of the world.
Three detailed models of the future of California’s power system all show that California needs carbon-free electricity sources that don’t depend on the weather. California’s energy planners project that electricity demand in California will nearly double from today to 2045, as more end uses in our economy currently powered by…
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How are we going to build all that clean energy infrastructure?
The report synthesizes the findings from independent research and a workshop composed of a diverse array of experts and outlines a wide range of options for revamping U.S. transmission oversight, planning, and permitting.
