Titlebook: Designing Climate Solutions; A Policy Guide for L Hal Harvey,Robbie Orvis,Jeffrey Rissman Book 2018Latest edition Hal Harvey, Robbie Orvis,

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Industrial Process Emission Policiesere. For example, natural gas leaks from pipelines and methane produced by enteric fermentation in livestock are types of process emissions. For purposes of this chapter, agriculture and waste management are each treated as an industry, although some reports classify these economic activities differ

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Introduction,ential damage from climate change is daunting, and with each day that passes the challenge ahead becomes more difficult. At the same time, new technologies continue to show that a low-carbon future is within reach and perhaps as cheap as or cheaper than a high-carbon one.

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How to Prioritize Policies for Emission Reductionuture with less than two degrees of warming. To hit this target, we need to reduce . global emissions by about 50 percent relative to business-as-usual through 2050. Of course, the annual emissions curve will look different from this in 2050, with emission reductions greater than 50 percent of the business-as-usual values.

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Hal Harvey,Robbie Orvis,Jeffrey RissmanMost comprehensive and accessible energy policy book available.Designed as a reference tool to aid in specific policy design and implementation.Author Hal Harvey, CEO of Energy Innovation, is the reco

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-92213-3Industry plays a central role in the world’s economy and is responsible for more than 40 percent of global energy consumption, more than any other sector.. In countries whose economies are heavily based on manufacturing, this percentage is higher. For example, in China, industry consumed 69 percent of total energy in 2014...

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Energy Policy DesignWe have now evaluated the size of reductions necessary to put us on a path to meeting the two-degree target and examined the key sources of greenhouse gas emissions. Reducing energy-related emissions from electricity, buildings, transportation, and industry and industrial process emissions is the only way to achieve deep decarbonization.

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