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Decarbonization Scenarios Outlined by Energy Companies Incompatible with Paris Agreement Goals

Decarbonisation scenarios produced by BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Equinor are incompatible with Paris Agreement goals for a safe and habitable planet.

France generalCity ofUnited kingdomRobert brechaRobin lambollLaura thomsonaugIntergovernmental panel on climate changeNature communicationsRoyal dutch shellCentre for environmental policy at imperialInternational energy agencyImperial college londonIntergovernmental panel on climateParis agreementClimate analyticsIntergovernmental panel

Fossil fuel companies projections won t meet Paris Agreement climate goals | Imperial News

ENERGY FUTURES - Decarbonisation scenarios produced by BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Equinor are incompatible with Paris Agreement goals for a safe and habitable planet.

France generalCity ofUnited kingdomMatthew giddenRobert brechaAgreementdr robin lambollRobin lambollGrantham instituteNature communicationsCentre for environmental policy at imperialIntergovernmental panel on climateIntergovernmental panel on climate changeRoyal dutch shellImperial college londonInternational energy agencyParis agreement

Cigarettes are destroying the planet - should we ban them in Europe?

Cigarettes are killing the planet - should we ban them?

New zealandCity ofUnited kingdomNick voulvoulisCentre for environmental policy at imperialImperial college londonProfessor nick voulvoulisEnvironmental policyGlobal warming and climate changeTobacco smokingCarbon emissions

Increasing hydrogen energy requires all technologies to be pushed forward

No single hydrogen technology should be prioritised, says a new study, and the production, distribution, and use of hydrogen needs to be optimised

City ofUnited kingdomNiall mac dowellNilay shahAnthonyy kuHoward herzogAndrea ramirezGauravn santWilfried maasNigel brandonDavidm reinerCentre for environmental policy at imperialImperial college londonDepartment of chemical engineering at imperialCentre for environmentalNiall mac

Coldplay and Imperial to measure climate impact of touring

Global rock stars Coldplay are partnering with climate change experts at Imperial to quantify the environmental impact of their upcoming world tour. Coldplay, the 100 million album-selling rock band, will work with leading scientists from the Grantham Institute - Climate Change and Environment at Imperial College London to quantify the impact of their Music Of The Spheres World Tour.

City ofUnited kingdomMartin siegertLuke howellChris martinImperial college london grantham instituteGrantham instituteCentre for environmental policy at imperialImperial college londonGrantham institute at imperialMusic of the spheres worldJem woodsEnvironmental policyHead fullSpheres world tourOne tree planted

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