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SUMMARY:NEWPATHWAYS Webinar
DESCRIPTION:NEWPATHWAYS Webinar\nTitle: Biodiversity side-effects of carbon-focused reforestation under Paris-aligned transition pathways \nAbstract: Large-scale afforestation/reforestation (AR) is often promoted as a cost-effective way to remove carbon from the atmosphere and support Paris-aligned land and energy transformation pathways. Using a dynamic land and energy-system modelling approach\, we find that while stringent climate action that avoids further conversion of forest and non-forest ecosystems offers substantial biodiversity co-benefits by reducing habitat loss\, these benefits are largely offset at high levels of carbon-focused AR (>150 Mha) because of increasing\, disproportionate losses of open\, non-forest habitats. Notably\, the results also show that the scale of AR deployment has little effect on energy-system transformations before 2050 and only limited influence on long-term emissions. These results highlight the varied and species-specific biodiversity consequences of land-system transformations and that rapid near-term emission reductions remain essential for achieving the targets of the Paris agreement. \nPresenter: \n\nPatrick von Jeetze. Patrick currently works as a doctoral researcher in the land use transition lab at PIK. He studied Global Change Ecology (M.Sc) within the Elite Network of Bavaria and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Ecosystem Management (B.Sc.) from the Georg-August-University in Göttingen. His research interests include: Ecosystem services & biodiversity\, Future of food systems\, Soil science and Food security & global change.\n\nModerator: \n\nMiodrag Stevanović is a Senior Scientist at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) in the Land-Use Transition Lab and co-lead of the research Theme Nature within the lab. He holds a PhD in Economics from the Technical University of Berlin\, and a Master’s degree in economics from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. His research focuses on land-use and agricultural system modeling\, climate change impacts on agriculture\, and mitigation options in the sector. A central focus of his current work is the role of nature in agricultural systems and its linkages to broader economic and financial sector.\n\nDiscussant: \n\nJonathan Doelman is a research scientist and project lead of the IMAGE land use team at PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment. He holds a PhD in global environmental change of Utrecht University. He works with the IMAGE integrated assessment model which is regularly applied in global environmental assessment such as IPCC\, IPBES and UNEP’s Global Environmental Outlook. His area of expertise are scenario-based projections of land use in relation to the food system\, climate change mitigation\, biodiversity and other environmental and sustainability topics.\n\nRegister in advance here
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SUMMARY:ACCREU-CROSSEU-SPARCCLE Webinar: Climate Risks & Biodiversity for European Resilience and a Nature-Positive Economy
DESCRIPTION:The EU sister projects ACCREU\, CROSSEU and SPARCCLE have organised a joint webinar on “Climate Risks & Biodiversity for European Resilience and a Nature-Positive Economy” that will be held on 9 June at 10:30 CEST\, in the framework of the EU Green Week\, \nAs Europe advances the implementation of the EU Green Deal\, EU Climate Law\, and Mission Adaptation\, it is increasingly clear that the transition to a sustainable future requires a holistic understanding of how biodiversity loss compounds socioeconomic and financial vulnerabilities. \nThe webinar aims to bridge the gap between advanced climate risk assessment and actionable economic policy. \nSpeakers: \nAndrej Ceglar (Banca centrale europea)\nGemma Gerber (International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)\nZoi Vrontisi (E3Modelling)\nKirsten Halsnæs (DTU – Technical University of Denmark) \nRegister here: https://lnkd.in/duY58sew
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SUMMARY:PRISMA SUMMER SCHOOL 2026 - Call for applications
DESCRIPTION:Uncertainty is inevitable when modeling and analyzing long-range energy and emissions trajectories to inform\npolicy. To support uncertainty consideration in modeling\, Renewable Energy Systems group of the University\nof Geneva is organizing a summer school on uncertainty in energy system models and integrated assessment\nmodels of climate change. The summer school targets advanced PhD students and early postdocs with modeling\nexperience.\nThe school will take place in Geneva\, Switzerland\, from 15th to 19th June 2026. \nThe call for applications is now open. To apply\, please visit this page. Applications are due by 12 April 2026.
URL:https://ab42158a9ffe39a495c70.admin.hardypress.com/event/prisma-summer-school-2026-call-for-applications/
LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland
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SUMMARY:44th International Energy Workshop (IEW)
DESCRIPTION:The 44th International Energy Workshop (IEW) will be held at the University of Cape Town\, South Africa\, from 22 to 24 June 2026. \nThe IEW is a leading forum for the international energy modelling community\, bringing together scholars and researchers to compare modelling tools\, discuss methodological advances\, and track emerging trends in the global energy sector. In a world of growing environmental and economic complexity\, energy modelling is an increasingly vital tool for sound planning and policy-making. \nThis year’s edition is hosted by the Energy Systems Research Group (ESRG) at the University of Cape Town. \nRegister here \nFor full details on the programme and logistics\, please visit:\n• ESRG event page\n• IEW website \n——\nSIDE EVENTS · University of Cape Town\nFollowing the main conference\, two side events will be held on the UCT campus: \n• IEA-ETSAP Workshop — 25–26 June\n• Open Mod Workshop — 26 June
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LOCATION:Cape Town\, South Africa
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SUMMARY:ECEMP 2026 – Climate Change\, Energy Security and Competitiveness: Modelling an energy system under stress
DESCRIPTION:21-22 October 2026\, Brussels and online \nThe EU aims to reach GHG neutrality by 2050. The conflict in Ukraine raises the question of energy security in the EU. And\, the industry faces strong competition outside of the EU. The challenge for policy makers and modelers alike is to find solutions that are aligned to all of these issues and goals. This year’s ECEMP edition seeks for collaboration between models and modelers to study more than the energy system alone\, including competitiveness\, strategic resources\, policies and social justice. Call for abstracts is open until 12 June 2026. \nMore information
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