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The ClearPath team is on a mission to tackle one very tangled question: “How do we make our energy sector cleaner AND more reliable, while making our economy and country stronger?” What we’ve found and begun to document here illuminate the at-times disconcerting and outrageous realities and obstacles, but also some very hopeful signs that the U.S. and the world can progress towards a cleaner and more prosperous future. Join our team of experts on our soapboxes below.

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Advancing American Clean Energy Leadership at COP28

Posted on December 15, 2023 by Justin Williams and Frances Wetherbee

At COP28, Conservatives took a leadership stake by driving discussions centered around an all-of-the-above approach to clean energy solutions. ClearPath collaborated with a diverse range of stakeholders with big ideas on solving the climate challenge.

Carbon Capture,International,Nuclear

Here’s The Biggest Development That Emerged From COP28 (The Daily Caller)

Posted on December 15, 2023 by Rich Powell

ClearPath CEO Rich Powell joined Axios Publisher Nicholas Johnston on the sidelines of COP28 for a conversation on carbon management solutions.

Innovation,Nuclear,Op-ed

Carbon Management’s Role in Addressing Climate Change | COP28

Posted on December 6, 2023 by Rich Powell

ClearPath CEO Rich Powell joined Axios Publisher Nicholas Johnston on the sidelines of COP28 for a conversation on carbon management solutions.

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America’s Global Energy and Climate Leadership Needs Carbon Capture (RealClearEnergy)

Posted on December 3, 2023 by Rich Powell

The world is in the throes of a complex energy landscape as we recognize the unprecedented demand for affordable and reliable energy combined with our shared goal to decrease global carbon dioxide emissions. These twin realities create parallel challenges: producing more, while simultaneously deploying clean energy technologies that will reduce emissions.

Carbon Capture,Innovation,Op-ed

Litigation Reform Can Unlock Energy Project Permits

Posted on November 8, 2023 by Matthew Mailloux and Cheryl Lombard

Over the course of this year, Congress wrestled with big permitting questions. House Republicans passed H.R. 1, the Lower Energy Costs Act, earlier this year with bipartisan support and some of the provisions from H.R. 1 were included in the debt ceiling deal codified by the Fiscal Responsibility Act.

Permitting

America’s Development Finance Shows Global Energy Leadership

Posted on October 26, 2023 by Jake Kincer , Nick Lombardo and Justin Williams

Rising geopolitical tensions mark the enduring need for international leadership from the United States, not only for our energy security and clean energy goals but also for U.S. allies and partners. The U.S. has made significant strides toward reducing carbon dioxide emissions while improving its energy security over several decades.

International,Nuclear

Clean Hydrogen Paves the Way Forward to Lowering Emissions

Posted on October 19, 2023 by Natalie Houghtalen and Emma Quigg

The Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs signify a bipartisan effort to increase American energy and national security by utilizing America’s domestic energy resources, while tackling emissions from difficult-to-decarbonize sectors. This ambitious initiative, born from bipartisan collaboration and enacted in the IIJA, embodies a vision that emboldens American innovation.

Nuclear

Re-establishing American Uranium Leadership

Posted on September 27, 2023 by Jack Ridilla

American entrepreneurs have been busy designing some incredible next generation nuclear reactors. This is very exciting, but there's a catch: where is the fuel? On June 13, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its annual uranium market report, which provides detailed data and analysis on the international uranium markets.

Innovation

Everyone’s talking climate. Let’s talk solutions (Washington Times)

Posted on September 26, 2023 by Rich Powell

The challenge of global emissions is pretty well understood. But to complicate it, the U.S. will need to double our grid’s capacity by 2050. If the U.S. is going to do that, while ensuring the grid remains reliable and clean, and prices remain affordable, we’re talking about adding more than 20,000 clean energy projects to the grid over the next 27 years.

Innovation,Op-ed

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