geopolitical situation, the EU and its Member States are accelerating efforts to reduce their dependency on fossil – in buildings accounting for a large share of the energy consumption in the EU, policies to phase-out fossil – In the context of the proposed actions to phase-out fossil fuels at EU level, this article provides a – systematic analysis of current and planned phase-out regulations for fossil fuel boilers in the EU Member – At EU level, the proposed introduction of an end-date for stand-alone fossil fuel boilers needs to be
in buildings accounting for a large share of the energy consumption in the EU, policies to phase-out fossil
https://www.oeko.de/publikation/fossil-fuel-divestment-and-climate-change-reviewing-contested-arguments/
The strategy of fossil fuel divestment has attracted considerable attention in recent years, particularly – The growing size of the movement has prompted debate about the extent of its impact on fossil fuel companies – divestment movement according to the end goal of climate campaigners – to bring about a complete break from fossil
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https://www.oeko.de/publikation/existing-fossil-fuel-extraction-would-warm-the-world-beyond-15-c/
investments in energy-consuming infrastructure, or potential (committed and uncommitted) emissions from fossil – Here we make the first bottom-up assessment of committed CO2 emissions from fossil fuel-producing infrastructure – within a 1.5 °C carbon budget (50% probability) implies leaving almost 40% of ‚developed reserves‘ of fossil – This study contributes to growing scholarship on the relevance of fossil fuel supply to climate mitigation
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https://www.oeko.de/publikation/existing-fossil-fuel-extraction-would-warm-the-world-beyond-15-c
investments in energy-consuming infrastructure, or potential (committed and uncommitted) emissions from fossil – Here we make the first bottom-up assessment of committed CO2 emissions from fossil fuel-producing infrastructure – within a 1.5 °C carbon budget (50% probability) implies leaving almost 40% of ‚developed reserves‘ of fossil – This study contributes to growing scholarship on the relevance of fossil fuel supply to climate mitigation
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