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Synthetic Natural Gas
Synthetic natural gas is neither an economical nor an effective decarbonization strategy.
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Clean Air Task Force Comments on Enabling and Transformative Technologies for Superhot Geothermal Power
CATF comments to DOE to inform its program planning in support of energy production from superhot geothermal systems.
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Clean Air Task Force 2023 Impact Report
At CATF, we recognize that we must leverage a full suite of climate solutions to meet the climate challenge head on.
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Confirmation Hearings of the European Commissioners-Designate – CATF’s Key Questions
Introduction As the new legislative term begins, the EU institutions are set to define the direction and priorities for EU climate policy for the next five years. This is a critical opportunity to reassess the current approach, identify remaining gaps, and determine next steps to achieve climate neutrality, ensure a…
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Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme
The Fossil Fuel Regulatory Programme (FFRP) will provide targeted support to up to 20 governments eligible for official development assistance from 2024 to 2027. Projects will include tailored support for capacity building, regulatory framework development, and implementation, monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) guidelines, and compliance. Plugging policy and regulatory gaps…
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Clean Air Task Force Comments in Support of California’s Waiver Request for Advanced Clean Fleets Regulation
Clean Air Task Force provided comments to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on the “California State Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Standards; Advanced Clean Fleets Regulation; Request for Waiver of Preemption and Authorization.”
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Class VI Primacy: What is it?
EPA grants primacy over Class VI wells after finding that the state has regulatory provisions at least as stringent as federal requirements.
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Nuclear Energy: A useful carbon-free energy option for Central and Eastern Europe
The world is going to need more energy, not less. Global electricity demand is expected to grow by about one-third to three-quarters by 2050, requiring strategies that limit increasing emissions while meeting this additional demand. Renewable energy sources like wind andsolar will be critical to this effort worldwide, but they…
