Sentences with phrase «sector decarbonisation»

Broadening the view to cover the whole EU, Power Perspectives 2030, phase 2 of the groundbreaking Roadmap 2050 report from the European Climate Foundation, looks at the key steps to power sector decarbonisation across the EU for the next two decades.

Session 3 - Integrating new technologies to achieve electricity sector decarbonisation: the role of renewables, demand response, transmission, and storage

The IEA, in close collaboration with the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency, works with countries around the world to analyse the cost of nuclear technologies, the place of nuclear power in competitive electricity markets, and its role in meeting long - term power sector decarbonisation objectives.

Experts meet in Paris to re-define climate ambition Workshop seeks to identify opportunities to achieve faster and deeper energy - sector decarbonisation 21 June 2016

So we have also committed to set a 2030 power sector decarbonisation target; hold to the system of contract for difference in the energy bill; create an Energy Security Board with responsibility for identifying our energy needs and providing a clear framework to deliver this; and give the Green Investment Bank borrowing powers to support investment.»

Not exact matches

In June 2013, Conservative MP Tim Yeo and Barry Gardiner jointly tabled an amendment to the UK Energy Bill which proposed establishing by 2014 a decarbonisation target for the UK's electricity generating sector, to be achieved by 2030.

«The criteria for judging INDCs is their capacity to unleash the deep decarbonisation of the energy sector by 2050.

As part of its decarbonisation series, the Climate Action Tracker released an examination of gas in the power sector.

Decarbonisation of transport remains a major policy challenge, it says, while the next chapter in the rise of renewables will also require more work on multiplying their applications in buildings and the industrial sector.

It has now officially bought into the concept of decarbonisation and the need to deliver in - sector emission reductions, which is central to fulfilling the Paris agreement.»

Responding to the UN Secretary General's continued call for the private sector to take a more active role in the world decarbonisation process, global business leaders will gather at the Business & Climate Summit in Paris on May 20th — 21st.

In order to get back on track with decarbonisation of the electricity sector in a manageable way, policymakers across the EU will have to address this market failure by turning the focus from subsidies back to the emissions trading system.

It is also closer in line with the goals of the EU, such as cutting carbon emissions by at least 20 % by 2020 and by 80 - 95 % by 2050, and the agreed «no regrets options» for the long term decarbonisation of the energy sector: more efficiency, more renewables, and more and smarter grids.

The BLUE Map scenario is very challenging for the transport sector and requires significant decarbonisation of transport, which is likely to be costly in a sector dominated by oil products and the internal combustion engine.

Denmark is moving convincingly on decarbonisation IEA's energy policy review focuses on challenges and opportunities from the growing share of wind power for the Danish electricity and heating sectors 27 November 2017

Meanwhile, IRENA estimates that the overall stranded asset risk doubles to more than $ 20tn if rapid decarbonisation of the energy sector is delayed to 2030 and fossil fuel investments continue to rise.

The electricity sector is undergoing change at an unprecedented pace with the growth in distributed generation enhancing trends in decentralisation and decarbonisation, opening new opportunities and challenges for countries to balance the energy trilemma.

If the sector were to adopt hydrogen or other synthetic fuels, it would need to rely heavily on the decarbonisation of the energy input required for fuel production to ensure it can deliver absolute reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

Unrelated to the global financial crisis, Chinese policies led to a more rapid decarbonisation of the electricity sector.

«Meeting the objective... will require stronger decarbonisation rates and accelerated penetration of renewables in all three sectors: power, transport and heat,» the report states.

For the energy sector, this is likely to mean the complete decarbonisation of the energy system.

Although this would lead to a short - term gain in carbon emission reductions, it would be to the detriment of the long - term decarbonisation of the UK power sector».