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Publication - Navigating Energy Transitions: Mapping the road to 1.5°C

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Title
Navigating Energy Transitions: Mapping the road to 1.5°C
Publisher
International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)
Author
Olivier Bois von Kursk, Greg Muttitt, Angela Picciariello, Lucile Dufour, Thijs Van de Graaf, Andreas Goldthau, Diala Hawila, Mohamed Adow, Kyla Tienhaara, Frederic Hans, Thomas Day, Silke Mooldijk, Mara Abbot, Andrew Logan
Published in
October 2022
Abstract
This report highlights the implications of 1.5°C scenarios for the phase-out of fossil fuels and the scale-up to renewables, barriers to transitions and solutions to such challenges, and tools for governments and financial institutions to navigate the current energy crisis while maintaining climate ambition. It also looks at the implications of the war in Ukraine for energy systems and explores whether Europe can meet its gas demand without the Russian supply.
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