News & Commentary

The DOE's Industrial Demonstrations Program offers valuable insight into the future of industrial decabonization technologies. Identifying emerging trends and notable gaps among the selected projects will inform industrial decarbonization policy in the coming years.

Parties to the Montreal Protocol gather in Montreal next week to discuss a number of climate-crucial points.

An influx of federal funding makes industrial decarbonization ripe for effective community engagement.  

Changes are needed to prevent greenwashing and help facilitate a global market for truly low-emissions hydrogen and hydrogen derivatives.

Study shows that plastic production could be nearly one third of the global carbon budget and emits four times more greenhouse gases than the airline industry.

New poll results show overwhelming public support for government action to address the plastic crisis, including a strong global plastics treaty.

The Department of Energy recently announced that 33 industrial projects, including two California-based companies, will receive federal funding to decarbonize.

The U.S. Department of Energy rolls out unprecedented funding and technical support for potentially transformational industrial decarbonization projects.

Recently introduced Democrat and Republican bills propose tariffs at the border for widely traded products with high greenhouse gas emissions intensity.

Congress’ critical role in addressing the plastic crisis: Don't support plastic polluters' plans to remove Clean Air Act restrictions on incinerating plastic.

The Department of Energy should foster trust by sharing more information about the planned hubs and their impacts on the climate and local communities.

For the sake of the climate and communities, DOE and the selected hubs must redouble their focus on truly clean production and high value end-uses.

Low-carbon procurement programs must encourage decarbonization across the steel industry.

A new report released today from Arup in partnership with NRDC details the policies adopted and needed to reduce emissions from embodied carbon in California.