The Rhodium Group’s Economic Impact Report on Carbon Capture and Storage

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Attorneys who specialize in contracts know that a single phrase or just a word can completely alter the meaning and effect of a contract. The same is true . . . maybe even more true . . . of economic impact reports, which by their nature are speculative and rely heavily on assumptions, caveats, and […]

For Decarbonization, Carrots May Be Popular, But They’re Far More Expensive Than Sticks

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The Inflation Reduction Act relies far more heavily on carrots than it does on sticks to induce industries to mitigate their carbon emissions. Tax credits for technologies such as carbon capture and sequestration actually exceed the costs companies would incur to implement and operate them, making the tax credits potentially valuable revenue streams. In some […]

Industry is Misleading the Public on Carbon Capture, Internal Documents Show

An illustration of an email draft that reads, "Please do not give the impression that Shell is willing to reduce carbon dioxide emissions to levels that do not make business sense."

Fossil fuel companies are misleading the public about carbon capture technology, according to internal documents unearthed as part of an ongoing federal investigation into fossil fuel company misinformation. Private conversations between top employees of major oil and gas corporations reveal that the industry is pushing carbon capture as a climate solution, despite private acknowledgement that […]

“Absurd, You Say?”

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The recently signed Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) offers coal and gas-fired power plants as well as factories and other carbon-emitting facilities a tax credit that will pay them $85 for every metric ton of carbon they capture and sequester underground. The goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the single largest source in the […]

What A Pennsylvania Hydrogen and Carbon Capture Hub Would Cost

Finally, a reporter has asked a question that should have been asked from the beginning about the proposed Hydrogen and Carbon Capture Hub for Western Pennsylvania – What will it cost? Unfortunately, none of the people Anya Litvak interviewed could provide an answer. Or maybe they just didn’t want to. And it’s easy to hide […]

Should DOE’s Vision of an Ohio Valley CO2 Hub be DOA?

The recent movie, “Don’t Look Up”, parodies our response to the climate crisis and, in particular, political leaders whose attitude seems to be, “Sure, we’ll all die if we don’t change . . . but can’t we do it in a way that takes care of me and my donors?” For those who haven’t seen […]

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Energy demand growth in Pennsylvania may be seriously overstated. Overbuilding the grid could lock in billions of dollars in unnecessary capacity costs.

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