Sequestration also requires lower emissions
Carbon sequestration only works well when emission reduction remains the priority; removal complements reduction, it does not replace it.
Carbon sequestration only works well when emission reduction remains the priority; removal complements reduction, it does not replace it.
The core challenge lies in implementation pace, realisation and closing the remaining gap towards 2030.
Truck air-conditioning emissions sit in the refrigerants category and need different measures than vehicle exhaust.
Truck air conditioning is calculated under industry as refrigerants Read More »
Manure digestion and green gas are the largest quantified lever within agriculture and land use.
Manure digestion and green gas are the largest agricultural lever Read More »
Zero-emission vehicles have the largest reduction potential within Mobility.
Zero-emission vehicles are the largest mobility lever Read More »
Zero-emission zones and smarter transport are needed alongside electrification.
Zero-emission zones and smarter transport are needed alongside electrification Read More »
The sequestration potential lies mainly in forests, agroforestry, soil carbon, peatland restoration and landscape elements.
Sequestration requires forests, soils and landscape elements Read More »
Biobased construction connects the industrial transition with carbon storage in materials.
Biobased construction links industry to carbon storage Read More »
A broader regenerative scenario adds climate value as well as soil, water, biodiversity and farm resilience.
Active movement can reduce emissions while supporting physical activity, well-being and lower healthcare costs.
Active movement saves healthcare costs alongside emissions Read More »