A program that sets a cap on greenhouse gas emissions that steadily lowers over time in order to curb emissions and, in many cases, raise money to address climate change.

The cap-and-trade system allows companies to buy and sell emissions permits, creating a financial incentive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions over time.

A US federal law that aims to encourage clean energy and low-carbon technologies while also investing in domestic energy production, reducing the budget deficit, and lowering prescription drug prices.

Legislation like the Inflation Reduction Act promotes climate action through things like subsidies and tax incentives.

A law, rule, process, practice, or action of a government or other organization, often used as a basis for decision-making.

The government implemented a policy requiring all new buildings to use energy-efficient heating and cooling systems.

The process of investigating, designing, and creating new products, technologies, or improvements to existing systems

For many companies, zero-carbon cement is still in the research and development phase, with the processes and designs still being developed.

Models or expected rules of measure established by an authority such as a government.

Many countries have adopted strict emissions standards to reduce air pollution and combat climate change.

Money provided by the government to help make a product or service more affordable.

The government introduced a subsidy for electric vehicles to make them more affordable and to encourage the transition to clean transportation.