Take a leadership position and learn more about fighting climate change
COP-26
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Working together we can complete and implement the Paris Agreement in order to tackle global warming and safeguard the environment for future generations
Research indicates that risks of irreversible changes increase with global warming exceeding a 2°C rise above pre-industrial levels
The energy transition cannot afford cherry picking among low carbon supplies
We need a reliable supply of electricity required for low carbon production
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Many countries have already committed to increasing the share of low-carbon while not always renewable energy generation to meet the Paris Agreement targets
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Discrimination between low-carbon sources can delay the energy transition — wind, solar and hydro energy generation lacks stability
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At company level, the use of low-carbon power in the energy mix shall be accounted for by using PPA and green certificates when calculating the total carbon footprint
Carbon capture, utilization and sequestration projects
We need a variety of measures to limit GHG emission, from direct reduction of production footprint to carbon capture, utilization and sequestration projects
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Forests are an essential ally in our fight against climate change: environmental and forestry projects can provide up to one-third of the cost-effective climate change mitigation needed between now and 2030 to stabilize warming to below 2 °C
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Carbon removals resulting from capture, utilization and sequestration projects shall be certified with carbon permits available for businesses interested in offsetting a part of the remaining carbon footprint
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Such projects can help to balance the carbon footprints that cannot be reduced otherwise
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