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Concept

decarbonisation

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Decarbonization

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Decarbonisation is a research field and policy objective centered on the systematic reduction and eventual elimination of carbon emissions, primarily carbon dioxide, from energy, industrial, and societal systems. This concept investigates the technological, economic, social, and political pathways and strategies required for a fundamental global transition to low-carbon or zero-carbon infrastructures and practices. Key characteristics include its multi-disciplinary nature and focus on systemic transformation, with its significance residing in its centrality to climate change mitigation, sustainable development, and the restructuring of global energy and industrial landscapes.

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HC

National University of Singapore

PC

National Technical University of Athens

BK

University of Sussex

PF

National Technical University of Athens

NS

University College London

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University College London

London, United Kingdom

Imperial College London

London, United Kingdom

University of Sussex

Brighton, United Kingdom

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