π£ Adding to our active public consultations for low-carbon electricity and green steel, Absolute Climate has released another environmental attribute certificate (EAC) methodology:
π’ Cement production with carbon capture and storage (CCS).
Weβre opening the methodology for a 45-day public consultation and invite experts and stakeholders across industry, academia, and other sectors to weigh in and have their voices heard.
π£ Just one week after publishing our natural gas + CCS methodology for public consultation, Absolute Climate is releasing another emissions quantification methodology:
βοΈ Electric arc furnace steelmaking with direct reduced iron (DRI-EAF)
Weβre opening the methodology for a 45-day public consultation and invite experts and stakeholders across academia, industry, and other sectors to weigh in and have their voices heard.
π£ Today, Absolute Climate is releasing our first environmental attribute certificate (EAC) methodology for public consultation:
β‘ Low-carbon power from natural gas generators with carbon capture and storage (NGCCS) β‘
Now we need your help to make it even better.
The public consultation will be open for 45 days, and we invite experts and stakeholders across sectors to review the methodology and share feedback.
ποΈ Consultation closes November 13.