E - Net Zero

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2018 What happens by sector to achieve net zero by 2070?
2019 Global total net CO2 emissions -- timing of net zero CO2
2020 Key dimensions of net-zero corporate targets
2020 Net zero emissions at the global level
2020 Taxonomy of climate mitigation tactics and outcomes
2021 About 40% of emissions can be abated at very low costs
2021 All IPCC pathways all for dramatic emissions reductions
2021 Carbon prices (MACC) for staggered net-zero scenarios
2021 Companies have increased net zero commitments and decarbonization processes
2021 Compensation and neutralization offsets in net-zero emissions strategies
2021 Consumer-facing industries often have greater financial means to address decarbonization costs
2021 Eight supply chains are responsible for more than 50% of global emissions
2021 Emission split in Scopes 1, 2 and 3 upstream for selected industries
2021 Emissions covered by corporate net zero commitments in target years
2021 Estimated emissions cuts by large companies with net zero targets
2021 Eunomia_Infographic - achieving net zero
2021 Infographic - Achieving net zero - A summary of evidence behind potential carbon offsets
2021 IPR forecasts that US, India, and Australia will announce their net zero emissions targets by 2023
2021 Land use and heavy industries drive most emissions
2021 Major net zero commitments and new climate measures in leading countries
2021 Major net zero commitments and new climate measures in leading countries have raised prospects for accelerated policy response
2021 Net zero emissions targets have been announced or ratified into law by countries representing 73% of global emissions
2021 Net zero pathway trade volumes and financial flows for cooperative implementation
2021 Net Zero timelines for 1.5 and 2oC
2021 Staggered net zero scenario emissions with independent and coopeative implementation
2021 Staggered net-zero potential Article 6 trade volumes and financial transfers
2021 Staggered net-zero scenario showing emissions changes and financial flows in 2050
2021 Supply-chain action can address “imported emissions”
2021 The impact of various abatement levers varies strongly across supply chains
300 Companies Have Committed to Net Zero
4 Net-Zero Pathways compared
Because many supply chains are geographically dispersed, Scope 3 actions can have a favourable climate impact in countries where regulatory pressure is low
Carbon neutral demand is leading regulation
CCS approaches
Close to 1000 companies are setting science-based emission reduction targets. It’s time to provide guidance on net zero targets
Companies’ emissions reductions plans are more important than their Net Zero plans
Corporate net zero targets are inconsistent
Defining “net zero” for corporate purposes
E - Net Zero and Climate change
E - Net Zero Critiques
Full decarbonization requires very costly measures
In their Net Zero plans, companies should be disclosing:
Independent and cooperative net zero pathways to 2050
Investors can guide companies toward net zero
ISO 14000 family as a global standard
ISO 14001 and carbon neutral construction
More than half of the global economy is covered by net-zero commitments
Nature-based solutions can play key roles in net-zero strategies
Net zero targets should drive the transformation needed for global climate and sustainability goals
Net-Zero goals based on per capita income
Offsets can play two roles in net-zero strategies
Private funding for offsets is critical to achieving net zero by helping to close the $4.1 trillion financing gap by 2050
Progress on near-term and long-term commitments
Reducing emissions directly should always be preferred
Shell says CDR can substitute for reducing production and emissions
Some companies are planning a heavy reliance on CDR
Status of net zero targets and planning
Strategies focused on compliance should consider measurement standards accepted by the UN
Tackling supply-chain emissions offers companies the opportunity to multiply their climate impact several times over.
The challenge of net-zero accounting
The costs of deep decarbonization across supply chains are surprisingly low and result in an increase of only 1-4% on end-consumer prices
The IPCC’s definition of net zero
The topic of “net emissions” is complicated
Using radiative forcing as opposed to emissions for assessing net zero has advantages
Using radiative forcing has a significant impact on the dates by which “net zero” has to be reached

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