The world is changing rapidly – and climate and energy policy must keep pace.
At #ClimateWeekNYC, CATF will advance breakthrough climate innovation, grounded in pragmatism.
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Last week, CATF joined +150 members of academia, civil society, & other environmental professionals in signing an open letter to the UK Energy & Net Zero Secretary of State, urging for carbon storage obligations on licenses for oil and gas development.
https://t.co/nS7MVuMa8G
If fossil fuel producers continue to extract and sell fossil fuels, they should also be responsible for dealing with the carbon produced.
The UK has an opportunity to enact a carbon storage obligation on oil and gas licensees – unlocking private capital needed for CCS.
🏭 Double the cement target to 10% — with a strict "low-carbon" definition, or it's meaningless
⏭️ Ramp up the low-carbon mandates to 2040 — and widen scope to construction plastics, private construction, auto fleets and fertilisers.
Today’s @Europarl_EN hearing on the Industrial Accelerator Act is a chance to turn demand for low-carbon steel, cement, and other materials into a real market signal.
CATF & @Bellona_EU recommend stronger targets, clear definitions, and fewer loopholes. https://t.co/k9LSzQLT2C
📈 Raise the steel target to 50% — achievable and backed by industry
🔒Close loopholes — the IAA lets buyers skip clean materials with “disproportionate costs” of decarbonised materials, while clean materials add just 2–5% to total project costs and cut emissions by 63–74%.
Our new explainer breaks down what happened in France, Romania, and Hungary, why cooling systems matter, and how existing and new nuclear plants can adapt to both heat and water stress.
https://t.co/hFP1HmHQQJ
A summer of extreme heat in Europe has tested energy infrastructure – including nuclear power plants.
But what do recent reactor shutdowns and output reductions actually tell us about nuclear energy in a warming climate?
New CATF analysis details the toll from coal 🏭
Each year, coal power plant air pollution has been linked to:
🚨 6,600 premature deaths
🚨 2,000 non-fatal heart attacks
🚨 15,000 new asthma diagnoses
🚨 $100 billion in damages
https://t.co/cIcPU1aKKJ
However, DOE has begun to issue unlawful orders forcing aging coal plants to continue operating beyond their planned retirement date.
If retired on schedule through 2028, the U.S. could save ~$28 billion in health-related costs and prevent nearly 2,000 deaths.
#California has a first-in-the-nation cement decarbonization target. Here's how it meets it 👇
Two CATF reports map out the technology & policy pathways CA can use to dramatically cut cement emissions – and offer a blueprint other regions can replicate: https://t.co/oeAjh4k9AA
Get an in-depth look at the Geothermal Frontier Knowledge Sharing Platform 🔍
This new tool maps next-generation #geothermal global research capacity to drive collaboration and speed up development.
Join CATF + @thinkgeoenergy for our upcoming webinar: https://t.co/TPsbc6zYA6
An independent MIT study found continued operations could reduce electricity system costs by an estimated $7B - $20B – giving California more flexibility as it advances its clean energy goals.
Read more from CATF's Ashley Arax in @Capitol_Weekly https://t.co/jmEs5pIYwb
California lawmakers are weighing whether to extend Diablo Canyon, the state’s only operating nuclear energy plant and its largest single source of carbon-free electricity.
Keeping it online through 2045 would be a win for energy affordability and reliability.
🔍 Introducing the Geothermal Frontier Knowledge Sharing Platform!
This new tool maps next-generation #geothermal global research capacity to drive collaboration and speed up development.
https://t.co/DHpWgfhSGX
The Geothermal Frontier Knowledge Sharing Platform is built to help researchers find partners, help industry find testing infrastructure, and help policymakers target funding – all with the goal of accelerating next-generation geothermal deployment.
https://t.co/FMrSVUzyal