DOE’s recent cancellation of multiple carbon management projects represents a major setback for US energy innovation, private investment, and global competitiveness These projects, backed by...
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Carbon management technologies are broadly supported, essential for economywide decarbonization, improving air quality, and creating high-wage jobs, with policies like 45Q, the IRA, and BIL enjoying...
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Carbon capture technologies are critical for decarbonizing heavy industry, addressing process emissions from steel, cement, and chemical production that cannot be reduced through electrification...
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Geologic carbon storage safely and permanently traps CO₂ deep underground, providing a critical tool to achieve net-zero emissions and meet midcentury climate goals Current US projects capture over...
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Carbon management technologies—including carbon capture, direct air capture, reuse, and geologic storage—are proven, safe, and essential tools for reducing emissions, supporting industrial and...
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Geologic carbon storage is a safe, well-established technology with decades of commercial and international experience, storing CO2 in deep, carefully selected rock formations far below drinking...
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The IPCC highlights that carbon management technologies, including carbon capture and direct air capture, are essential tools for climate mitigation, but scaling them requires strong policy support,...
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Carbon capture is a critical tool for decarbonizing the power sector, providing dispatchable, firm low- or zero-carbon generation from natural gas, while complementing renewables and other clean...
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