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Financing High-Speed rail

This is a pivotal moment in the development of high-speed rail (HSR) networks at the European and international levels. However, governments face increasing budgetary...

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Elodie  Petrozziello JJMP
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Industrial decarbonization in a fragmented world : carbon pricing with border adjustments using standardized values
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Critical raw materials and the Industrial Accelerator Act : coordination challenges in the EU supply framework
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What does the future energy mix look like? | Keigo Akimoto (RITE)

What does the future energy mix look like? | Keigo Akimoto (RITE)

Energy Today with Florence School of Regulation
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Following the plenary session on “The future energy mix” of the 1st IAEE Online Conference, Piero Carlo dos Reis interviewed Prof. Keigo Akimoto (RITE), who chaired this session, in order to ask him about his main reflections. Prof. Keigo explained that the future energy mix will be largely driven by a wide range of technological innovations in both energy supply side and demand side aiming at deep GHG emissions reduction (e.g., renewables, batteries, negative emissions technologies …). However, Prof. Keigo believes that it will be challenging to coordinate deep emissions reduction across several countries at different economic growth stages, some prioritising cheap energy costs for their energy-intensive industries, others implementing carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAMs). Ultimately, if we wish to achieve deep emissions reduction worldwide, we have to make an effort to have both a good coordination among countries and clean technological innovations leading to cheap energy costs.

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