By harnessing the power of consumer demand for decarbonized supply chains through new market mechanisms like book and claim, we can catalyze the most difficult corners of industrial decarbonization.
Heavy industry represents 30 percent of US CO2 emissions. And while decarbonizing industry is difficult, two exciting industrial developments are now taking place in the United States that will help speed progress.
Shipping has few ways to achieve the required emissions reductions in the timeframe proposed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
New technology and operational changes to reduce steel emissions will be required this decade to align US steel production with the 1.5°C emissions budget.
In a big year for climate action, 2022 saw the United States double down on strategies and mechanisms to accelerate its economy toward achieving net zero.
As world leaders convene at the World Economic Forum’s annual conference in Davos to discuss global issues including climate change, they will spend the day surrounded by concrete.
There is growing scientific consensus that contrails may be a significant contributor to aviation-based climate change. It’s time to take action.
Europe will need to ramp up both production and imports of green hydrogen to cleanly power energy-intensive industries.
A slew of new hydrogen projects in the works, coupled with sky-high fossil energy prices, point to a significant near-term role for green hydrogen.
Targeted investment will help reduce near-term risks that could slow the rollout of clean hydrogen across European industry.
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