Reduction of CO2 emissions — latest ecology news

Photo – How much Interpipe managed to reduce CO2 emissions in 2024
How much Interpipe managed to reduce CO2 emissions in 2024

The manufacturer has ambitious plans for decarbonization by 2030

Photo – China wants to strictly limit greenhouse gas emissions within a decade
China wants to strictly limit greenhouse gas emissions within a decade

Country can take on climate leadership that the US was abandoned

Photo – Ukraine needs $40 billion to implement energy and climate plan, – Ministry of Economy
Ukraine needs $40 billion to implement energy and climate plan, – Ministry of Economy

Currently, the Ministry knows where only a quarter of the required amount will come from

Photo – Ferrexpo plans to invest $3.3 billion in decarbonization by 2050: infographic
Ferrexpo plans to invest $3.3 billion in decarbonization by 2050: infographic

A 90% reduction in carbon emissions will be achieved through the implementation of 5 measures

Photo – China approves two international standards for greenhouse gas emissions
China approves two international standards for greenhouse gas emissions

The state wants to strengthen its role in global climate governance

Photo – Finland closes its last coal-fired power plant
Finland closes its last coal-fired power plant

This will reduce the country's total emissions by almost 2%

Photo – In 2024, renewables and nuclear power accounted for 80% of global electricity generation growth
In 2024, renewables and nuclear power accounted for 80% of global electricity generation growth

At the same time, global electricity consumption increased by almost 1,100 TWh, which is more than twice the average annual growth over the past decade

Photo – European Commission postpones publication of new EU climate target
European Commission postpones publication of new EU climate target

And there is no specific date when this will happen.

Photo – EU carbon market pays polluters instead of funding a clean transition – WWF report
EU carbon market pays polluters instead of funding a clean transition – WWF report

The value of the free quotas provided is in the tens of billions of euros