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…CO2 and energy intensity of each of these materials in turn (pages 4-7). Specialized supply chains tighten most. We identify three specific industries which would effectively see unlimited pricing power…
…27%, which squares with our own experience that some sectors are working hard to tackle CO2). Another key question is scope. We were impressed to find that 50% of companies…
…Limitless energy does not necessarily mean cheap energy. At the moment, we think fusion could reach commerciality in the 2030s, but it will ‘split the global CO2 abatement cost curve’…
…conclusions into solar in the energy transition, power grids and energy storage. Any sales proceeds from this download will be donated to nature-based CO2 removals projects, reflecting the generosity of…
…electric vehicles are needed in the energy transition. Our estimates of volumes, oil market implications, and CO2 credentials are refreshed on page 5. So how do the economics compare for…
…underlying data covers 25 industries, across materials, manufacturing, fuels and the CO2 emissions of each line-item; with underlying data spread across a dozen tabs. We can also compare each industry’s…
Svante is suggesting its technology can absorb 90% of CO2 in a 60-second cycle, that lasts 450,000 cycles, is not contaminated by water-vapor, and costs 50% less than conventional CCS….