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SUMMARY:UPTAKE webinar: Life cycle assessment of solid calcium-looping direct air capture and its synergistic dual use for net-negative cement
DESCRIPTION:The next webinar on the latest published papers on carbon dioxide removal (CDR) research will focus on the paper Life cycle assessment of solid calcium-looping direct air capture and its synergistic dual use for net-negative cement \nSpeaker: Vittoria Bolongaro\, ETH Zürich \n Panelist: Brian Njenga\, Octavia Carbon \n 8 July 2026\, 2 pm – 3pm (CEST) I ZOOM\, online \nRegister in advance  here. \nAbstract: \nCalcium-looping direct air carbon capture and storage (DACCS) is a mature technology with potential for gigatonne-scale carbon dioxide removal (CDR)\, yet its environmental impacts remain insufficiently quantified. Here\, we present the first prospective life cycle assessment of large-scale calcium-looping DACCS based on primary industrial data. Our results show high net CDR efficiencies of 85%–96% by 2050. Removing 1 Gt of CO2 would use less than 2.8% of the world’s safe operating space defined by the planetary boundaries. Hotspots\, including particulate matter and water toxicity\, mainly arise from the energy supply chain rather than the capture process. We also demonstrate promising synergies with cement production: cycling the calcium-based sorbent through the direct air capture (DAC) unit once before use as cement feedstock yields a carbon footprint of −0.15 tCO2-eq. per tonne of cement. These findings establish calcium-looping DACCS as both a competitive CDR pathway and a powerful tool for cement decarbonization. \nThe webinar format will consist of a 20-minute presentation and a 10-minute discussion with an invited expert stakeholder\, followed by a 30-minute open discussion (1 hour total).
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SUMMARY:AdJUST webinar: A credible transition: survey insights into the climate policy preferences of European senior executives and citizens
DESCRIPTION:A credible transition: survey insights into the climate policy preferences of European senior executives and citizens\nA central theme of AdJUST is the question of institutional credibility: whether households and firms believe that public bodies are able and willing to deliver on the long-term commitments of a just transition. \nIn this webinar\, we present results from a survey of citizens (in Germany\, Spain\, France\, Romania) and a survey of senior executives in carbon intensive sectors (same countries plus the UK). We describe two innovative survey designs that allow us to take a broader view of climate policy preferences than past surveys. As we move to the results\, a surprisingly simple common finding emerges across the nine surveys: people prefer a transition that seems to them credible. Our results counter the narrative of climate backlash. We find that business executives want stability and coherent investments. Meanwhile\, citizens need explanations that help them understand that policies are fair and effective\, and they need confidence that there is a credible investment pathway. \nMarion Dumas is an Associate Professor at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the LSE. She teaches climate policy in LSE’s School of Public Policy and is a co-I in the AdJUST Horizon Europe project. Her research focuses on the development and spread of green innovations\, the political economy of the transition\, and the capacities that public institutions need to successfully decarbonise. \nRegister here: https://cmcc-it.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RZGvpNt9Tze7cXIX3YYrVQ 
URL:https://ab42158a9ffe39a495c70.admin.hardypress.com/event/adjust-webinar-a-credible-transition-survey-insights-into-the-climate-policy-preferences-of-european-senior-executives-and-citizens/
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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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