Clean Air Task Force Inc.

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“Changes to bylaws - revised december 2023: article v, section 3 - election and terms of office added term limits. The directors shall be elected by a majority vote of the entire board. Beginning as of july 1, 2023, directors shall be limited to serving one term of four years. Additional four-year terms for any director may be allowed by a majority vote of the entire board. Additional directors may be elected at any time by a majority of the entire board. Article v, section 6 - vacancies no longer an affirmative vote, but rather a majority vote is required to fill a vacancy. Article vi, section 4 - regular meetings changed it from two times a year to four times a year. Article vii, section 4 - term of office bylaws now specify term limits of two years without term limits, whereas before it was board discretion. Article xiv, section 3 - amendments bylaws now require a super majority vote to amend, whereas before it was simple a majority.”

“Copy is circulated to executive committee and a call is held between auditor and executive committee.”

“All committee members and board members are given the opportunity at each board meeting to disclose any conflicts of interest as defined in the organizations policy. The board also considers any conflicts of interest before entering into business arrangements.”

“The cfo performs an industry salary comparison and provides to the managing director for review with the board of directors upon request.”

“The cfo performs an industry salary comparison and provides to the managing director for review with the board of directors upon request.”

“Tax returns and audited financials are available to the public upon request.”

“Clean energy infrastructure: transitioning to a global zero-carbon energy system requires us to address the limitations of our current infrastructure. Our current system is not equipped to meet the demand for increased capacity. We need to look at new kinds of power generation (both renewable and thermal), bigger volumes of electric power transmission, pipelines to move co2 and hydrogen, and storage for the carbon dioxide that is extracted from industrial processes. At catf, we work in concert with stakeholders and partners to tackle challenging questions and envision a path forward for the infrastructure we need to have 30 years from now and work with them to turn that vision into reality. Fusion energy: a new wave of investment into private enterprises is changing the landscape of fusion energy research and challenging the notion that it is purely a scientific endeavor. While numerous technological and commercial hurdles remain, the potential impact of the successful commercialization of fusion technology before 2050 would be substantial. Activities under this program look to understand the commercial viability, to facilitate effective public support, and to identify key policy, regulation, and market challenges or opportunities for commercial fusion efforts.”

“Zero carbon fuels - catf has identified six sectors that are especially challenging to decarbonize, and for which zero-carbon fuels could be particularly advantageous: marine shipping, heavy-duty long-haul trucking, ironmaking, high-temperature industrial process heating, aviation, and long-duration energy storage. In addition, building heating in very cold climates may be especially difficult to fully electrify due to peak grid loads, and other sectors of transport like offroad vehicles may not be fully decarbonized through electrification by 2050. Catf is executing on its comprehensive, multi-faceted approach within each of these sectors with rigorous analysis, public policy design, public education and advocacy, identification of needed innovation initiatives, and promotion of demonstration projects such as hydrogen hubs.”

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