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As the ISIGET project is ending at the end of 2022, this account will no longer be active. You can follow @goldthau, @SilviaWeko, @esther_schuch, @LaimaEicke for updates about upcoming publications.
Here's a summary of what we did so far ➡️
The year is coming to an end, and so is the ISIGET project. Time to look back: this thread is a collection of publications of the research group & publications our team members have been involved in – published until now, more outcomes are currently on their way.
ALT A pile of books next to a box saying "Overview ISIGET Publications"
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How can #Malaysia break the #carbon lock-in &move to a clean #energy #future? We used CIB modelling, a formal #foresight technique, to identify leverage points that enable Malaysia to pursue a successful #energytransition. #cocreation #transdisciplinarity authors.elsevier.com/c/1io9j…
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How can we measure and track progress in terms of energy justice in energy transition processes across countries? This post summarizes key insights from our new paper @RIFS_Potsdam @goldthau @RiskTransition @KonstantinVeit
To what extent do energy transitions in the Global South incorporate elements of energy justice? A team incl. RIFS researchers Maria Apergi, @LaimaEicke & @goldthau has developed a new energy justice index rifs-potsdam.de/en/news/new-…
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How will #decarbonization transform the #geography of #industries? Our latest blog article presents new evidence on the #renewable pull hypothesis from a survey among managers worldwide in the chemical and #steel sector #hydrogen @RIFS_Potsdam @RQuitzow
tinyurl.com/2ws7unr9
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New paper out! We analyzed how countries use different framings in international #climate #negotiations and found significant differences regarding framing climate action as an opportunity for "#green #growth". tinyurl.com/2vnadxx8 @RIFS_Potsdam @BrandtSchool @SilviaWeko
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Yesterday, the EU Parliament adopted the deal reached with EU countries on #CBAM.
With @RIFS_Potsdam colleagues, we have summarised what to consider during CBAM's phase-in period and evaluation
➡️rifs-potsdam.de/de/ergebniss…
ALT Cover of the policy brief the URL leads to. Title: Creating a Climate-Just Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. Considering impacts on third countries in the scheme's evaluation.
TransitionRisk retweeted
The EU plans to introduce a new levy that puts a price on carbon-intensive imported goods. RIFS researchers @SilviaWeko @LaimaEicke et al. have identified measures to ensure that the #CBAM addresses issues of justice and participation rifs-potsdam.de/en/news/reco…
TransitionRisk retweeted
Thankful for a great discussion on #renewable #hydrogen and #industrial #policy @EUI_FSR , focusing on recent regulations in the #US, the #EU, & beyond with @EnergyRuud @APiebalgs @JamesKneebone1 @Ilaria_C80 @mmehling @BravanteMatthew @BelferCenter
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TransitionRisk retweeted
Neues Jahr, neuer Name: Aus dem IASS wird das Forschungszentrum für Nachhaltigkeit (RIFS). Auch sonst ändert sich einiges: Wir freuen uns, nun an das @GFZ_Potsdam angebunden zu sein. Damit forschen wir künftig unter dem Dach von @helmholtz_de iass-potsdam.de/de/news/eine…
ISIGET Publication Overview Part 2
The year is coming to an end, and so is the ISIGET project. Time to look back: this thread is a collection of publications of the research group & publications our team members have been involved in – published until now, more outcomes are currently on their way.
ALT A pile of books next to a box saying "Overview ISIGET Publications"
And there’s more to come! Many publications are still in the pipeline, on super exciting topics including #EnergySecurity, #renewables and (trade) conflicts, public support of the energy transition and attitudes, #conbenefits, #ElectricityTheft
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