The Oil and Gas Industry in Net Zero Transitions
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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Ahead of the COP28 climate change conference, the IEA will publish a new landmark report that sets out a strategic plan for a fair, net-zero aligned transition pathway for the oil and gas industry.
The report aims to help frame discussions at COP28 by providing guidance on the role of oil and gas producers in achieving a decarbonised global energy sector. It will also offer metrics and analysis that allow stakeholders to assess whether producers are taking genuine steps to change their business models at the necessary pace and scale.
Jangkauan untuk menciptakan alat yang bisa menyerap energi panas sebagai pembangkit tenaga listrik sampai saat ini belum terlalu banyak dan skalanya masih banyak yang kecil kecil seperti panel surya , geotermal power system dll sebenarnya masih bisa menjawab tentang kenaikan suhu iklim akibat pembakaran fosil fuel dll. Mungkin jika proyek peoyek seperti ini diperbanyak efek domino dari naiknya suhu atmosfer bumi bisa sekaligus di sasar dalam satu ruang lingkup
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I think it is a very pertinent and bold Report, for initiating a meaningful dialogue to implement a substantial investment pipeline for the desired Energy Transition. The monetary allocation from the profits of the global oil and gas trade could be apportioned for desired Clean Energy investments among the oil importing developing countries and for Adaptation measures in the most vulnerable and threatened countries.
This would be a just and equitable apportionment of resources to meet the climate imperative.
Dr Fatih Berol and Tim Gould, deserve to be commended for this timely and pithy input before CoP 28.
Anil Razdan
India
hello
what authority does this entity have? asking for a friend
It's not about demand, it's about supply. Oil, gas and uranium supply has physically peaked, and so does diesel, coal, metals and minerals and further on global GDPs. Supply goes down by yearly 5 or more percent so net zero comes automatically the upcoming generation but economic desaster as well. Oil is our main source of wealth and there is only poor substitution possible.
No thanks. I'll pass on your "transition" scam.