Carbon neutrality and a carbon-negative economy are important concepts introduced nearly 20 years ago that have become key measures for realising the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.The revised Paris Climate Acco...Carbon neutrality and a carbon-negative economy are important concepts introduced nearly 20 years ago that have become key measures for realising the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.The revised Paris Climate Accords are designed to limit global warming to‘below’1.5℃ above pre-industrial temperatures.The recently released IPCC AR6 report shows that the realisation of climate goals requires a fundamental transformation of national,regional,and global energy system,including a substantial reduction in overall fossil fuel use,the deployment of low-emission energy sources,the transition to alternative energy carriers such as Hydrogen or Ammonia,and the improvement of energy efficiency and conservation.Over 140 countries have pledged to align their national emissions and abate their targets with these goals that have been reaffirmed in a diverse range of studies on impacts,pathways,technologies,and policies needed in all economies,but in particular in the largest economies of China,the European Union,Japan,and the United States.展开更多
文摘Carbon neutrality and a carbon-negative economy are important concepts introduced nearly 20 years ago that have become key measures for realising the climate goals of the Paris Agreement.The revised Paris Climate Accords are designed to limit global warming to‘below’1.5℃ above pre-industrial temperatures.The recently released IPCC AR6 report shows that the realisation of climate goals requires a fundamental transformation of national,regional,and global energy system,including a substantial reduction in overall fossil fuel use,the deployment of low-emission energy sources,the transition to alternative energy carriers such as Hydrogen or Ammonia,and the improvement of energy efficiency and conservation.Over 140 countries have pledged to align their national emissions and abate their targets with these goals that have been reaffirmed in a diverse range of studies on impacts,pathways,technologies,and policies needed in all economies,but in particular in the largest economies of China,the European Union,Japan,and the United States.
