A Challenge for Decarbonization
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A Challenge for Decarbonization

Decarbonizing the hard-to-abate sectors

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To reduce the carbon footprint of the hard-to-abate sectors that contribute to 75 percent of industrial emissions, efficiency, alternative technologies, and effective emissions markets are needed. A global approach that balances economic development and environmental sustainability will be crucial. The IEA identifies carbon capture, storage, and utilization (CCUS) processes as a key tool for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Decarbonization is achieved through technology and not ideology: reducing emissions at the source is not enough; strong political and financial support is also needed to scale these solutions and ensure a sustainable future for generations to come.

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The Nexus: energy, food, water

  • The Balance of Resources
  • Seeds of resilience
  • The system no one governs
  • Four strategies and four levers for managing the nexus
  • Beyond scarcity
  • Integrated planning: best practice
  • The hidden risks
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Reaching for the Sky

  • Return to the Moon
  • The New Space Race
  • Multipolar Space Politics
  • Responsibility and the future of Technological Civilizazion
  • China's Orbital Strategy
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New Balances

  • What is at stake
  • The era of energy resilience
  • Global dis-order and energy re-order
  • A changing global energy landscape
  • It's all about knowing how to move
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LNG Power Plays

  • From Cinderella to queen of the ball
  • ASEAN what energy future?
  • Eni’s strategy in Southeast Asia
  • The routes of interdependence
  • LNG is the Bridge if ASEAN chooses to walk it
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Decarbonizing the hard-to-abate sectors