Plant-based diets and feed transition count heavily together
Plant-based diets and feed transition together represent 624 ktonnes CO₂-equivalent reduction potential.
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Residential heat networks: 503 kton CO₂-eq, the largest single opportunity
This insight identifies residential heat networks as the largest single opportunity in the built environment.
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Rooftop solar remains the largest energy lever: 1,632 ktonnes CO₂-eq
Rooftop solar has the largest energy-domain reduction potential in the ambitious scenario.
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Built-environment emissions fell by about 23% between 2021 and 2023
Built-environment emissions in Gelderland fell by about 23% between 2021 and 2023.
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Heat pumps in utility buildings: 489 kton CO₂-eq and a major scale-up jump
This insight gives the ambitious potential for heat pumps in utility buildings and the size of the scale-up jump.
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Slim & Schoon Onderweg reached 105,000 people
Slim & Schoon Onderweg grew from about 61,000 to 105,000 people reached.
Biobased construction links industry to carbon storage
Biobased construction connects the industrial transition with carbon storage in materials.
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22.9 million bicycles in the Netherlands
The total bicycle fleet in the Netherlands is more than 22.9 million bicycles.
0.24 to 0.39 Mton CO₂-eq per year
The bicycle product group is estimated at 0.24 to 0.39 Mton CO₂-eq per year.
Steel city bikes have 15 times lower environmental impact
A steel city bike has a 15 times lower environmental impact than an aluminium electric bicycle.
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