On track or too little too late: how can we accelerate the low carbon transition?
Abstract:
ETI’s Strategy Director Jo Coleman presented “On track or too little too late: how can we accelerate the low carbon transition?” at the G-02Y Summit in Switzerland.
- World energy demand is set to grow
- COP21 pledges fall far short of a 2ºC pathway
- Power is not typically the dominant end-use
- Opportunities to introduce step-changes in technology or strategic direction are few
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2016
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ETI
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Coleman, J.
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