Net Zero Achievement, CCSU Carbon Capture / Storage & Energy Transition

To achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, we need immediate and impactful climate action. As we near the critical threshold of 1.5°C increase in global temperature, the focus is now on governments and businesses to lead the charge in realizing how to achieve net-zero emissions.

A variety of strategies exist for companies to adopt science-based targets to reduce emissions and progress towards net-zero. However, it’s crucial that these pledges be put into action effectively, and not merely serve as greenwashing.

Stabilization global temperatures will only occur once we’ve successfully achieved net-zero CO2 emissions. To put this in perspective, limiting global warming to 1.5°c (2.7°F) necessitates reaching global net-zero carbon emissions by the early 2050s. Conversely, if we aim to limit the temperature increase to 2°c (3.6°F), the timeline extends to the early 2070s for reaching global net-zero carbon emissions.

This course will focus in detail on how to achieve NET ZERO with an integrated approach.

• Cutting the emissions first, using high-quality offsets and regular review of compensation strategy.
• Shifting to carbon removal compensation
• Shifting to long-live carbon storage
• Supporting the development of net-zero aligned carbon compensation

In order to achieve the objectives and dedicated approach is required, which requires understanding the whole concept of various actors involved in the NET ZERO Scenario.

Multiple industries are adapting NET ZERO Initiatives, and are focusing on Carbo Capture Technologies and storage initiatives.