Material Economics retweeted
Decarbonising industry is critical to EU climate targets and to our economic competitiveness and autonomy. Our new report shows exciting momentum in industrial #cleantech, but also critical policy gaps: materialeconomics.com/public… (1/8)
Material Economics retweeted
🌱Biomass is scarce and valuable. EU policymakers & business leaders must revisit their plans & ensure future use is sustainable and economically viable.
Register for our webinar with @MaterialEcon on February 9th to discuss a necessary course correction.
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We are excited to announce that as of 1 December, Material Economics is part of McKinsey & Company.
Read more about how we will work with McKinsey to have even more impact as we put strategic sustainability insight to business use.
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A ‘high-value’ scenario constructed on the principles of lower and more specialized biomass use compares extremely favourably compared to a ‘current trajectory’ scenario. #BioResources #CircularEconomy #EU #Renewables
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ALT A ‘high-value’ scenario constructed on the principles of lower and more specialized biomass use compares extremely favourably compared to a ‘current trajectory’ scenario.
The rapid development of renewable energy, falling battery costs, and prospects for much lower-cost green hydrogen jointly mean that bioenergy looks much less attractive across major energy uses. materialeconomics.com/public…
#BioResources #CircularEconomy #EU #Renewables
ALT Alternative energy applications are becoming more cost-efficient (compared to biomass)
To bridge the biomass demand-supply gap would require some 30 million hectares of land, equivalent to 20% of all current EU cropland. materialeconomics.com/public… #BioResources #CircularEconomy #EU #Renewables
Current climate scenarios risk over-reliance on biomass, claiming 50-100% more than is available. Read more in our new report: materialeconomics.com/latest… #BioResources #CircularEconomy #EU #Renewables
ALT Image of report "EY Biomass Use in a Net-Zero Economy - a course correction for biomass".
Material Economics retweeted
Renewable #hydrogen has great benefits to decarbonise difficult sectors & to manage a renewables-based #electricity⚡️system.
Congratulations for launching the #RenewableHydrogen Coalition gathering Wind Europe, SolarPower Europe and Breakthrough Energy. #EUHydrogenWeek
What does Europe need to do to become a green hydrogen leader? Read our newly published white paper commissioned by Breakthrough Energy to find out.
materialeconomics.com/public…
#greenhydrogen #renewableenergy
Steel, cement and chemical industries account for 14% of EU’s annual emissions. Our new study explores how they can reach #netzero by 2050 through a more circular and materials efficient economy, new low-CO2 processes, and CCS/CCU. Read the report here: materialeconomics.com/public…
Material Economics retweeted
The latest Industrial Transformation report by @MaterialEcon presented by @perklevnas, features three #carbonneutral pathways to #2050, and showcases how #Decarbonisation of #European #industry is indeed challenging but entirely possible.
Material Economics retweeted
Steel, cement and chemical industries account for 14% of EU’s annual emissions but they can reach #netzero by 2050, new report shows. Find out the different options that exist to get there > bit.do/eQoa7 #EU2050 #ClimateNeutralEU @MaterialEcon @IES_brussels @VUBrussel
Today we are launching our new report Industrial Transformation 2050 - Pathways to Net-Zero Emissions from EU Heavy Industry #ClimateNeutralEU #EU2050 #circulareconomy @IES_Brussels @VUBrussel
Material Economics retweeted
Steel, cement and chemical industries account for 14% of EU’s annual emissions but they can reach #netzero by 2050, new report shows. Find out the different options that exist to get there> bit.do/eQoa7 #EU2050 #ClimateNeutralEU @MaterialEcon @IES_brussels @VUBrussel
Material Economics retweeted
Steel, cement and chemical industries account for 14% of EU’s annual emissions -but they can reach #netzero by 2050 according to this new report. Find out how we can get there: bit.ly/2VjH8kk #EU2050 #ClimateNeutralEU #AimForZero @MaterialEcon @IES_brussels @VUBrussel
Material Economics retweeted
Making better use of the materials that already exist in the economy can take EU industry halfway towards net-zero emissions | @MaterialEcon @SitraFund @ClimateKIC @ETC_energy @MavaFdn @ClimateWorks European Climate Foundation sitra.fi/en/publications/cir…
Circular economy opportunities could reduce EU industrial emissions by almost 300 Mt CO2 per year by 2050, with attractive economics. Have a look at our latest report, launched in Brussels last week at the CEPS Low Carbon Economy Forum 2018. bit.ly/CEReport2018
Material Economics retweeted
New study finds switch to the circular use of steel, plastics, aluminum and cement is central to cutting global greenhouse gas emissions bit.ly/2HrumFh A more circular economy in the EU and around the world is vital to meet the goals of the #ParisAgreement
Material Economics retweeted
New #CircularEconomy study introduced by #MaterialEconomics focusing on the role of the 4 largest materials in terms of emissions: steel, plastics, aluminium and cement. europeanclimate.org/the-circ… #CEPSLCEF18 @ceps_ech @EU_Commission @ClimateKIC @SitraFund
Material Economics retweeted
The Circular Economy – a Powerful Force for Climate Mitigation, access the full report here: bit.ly/sitrafi @SitraFund @ceps_ech @MaterialEcon @circulareconomy @ClimateKIC @ClimateWorks @MavaFdn
