Industry and Fuels
RFF’s researchers are exploring technological and policy solutions that can decarbonize the industrial sector, including regulations, performance standards, policies for public procurement, market-creation approaches, and policies to fund innovation—alongside the equity, financing, and economic considerations that accompany decarbonization.
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Carbon Capture and Storage
Carbon capture and sequestration/storage technologies have significant potential to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in energy systems. RFF’s researchers are studying how these technologies fit into the climate policy landscape.

Fossil Fuels
Analysis at RFF focuses on the development and distribution of fossil fuel resources—including natural gas, liquefied natural gas, coal, and oil—in the United States and abroad, as well as its impacts and their mitigation through regulations.

Hydrogen
RFF researchers explore the role that hydrogen might play in reducing carbon emissions. By evaluating the production, storage, and transportation costs associated with hydrogen, scholars consider new technology options and policy mechanisms for using the

Innovation Policy
Innovation policies can help stimulate work on promising, but unproven, technologies.
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