Understanding the policy impacts is critical to supporting energy transitions in Asia-Pacific economies. I am thrilled to publish our study in Nature Energy with Peipei Chen and D'Maris Coffman Dabo Guan @lideyu_theo @pan Please find the paper at nature.com/articles/s4156…

Congrats to Prof Dabo Guan Prof @Zhifumi and Dr Jing Meng from The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction who have been recognised as authors of most influential research papers

So glad to attend #COP27 in Egypt and work with BSSC The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction and Tsinghua University to host the seminar-Challenge and Opportunities for Global Carbon Peak and Neutrality Transition

Great to see @bssc colleagues Dabo Guan Prof Xi Liang Peipei Chen Jing Meng host a seminar with Tsinghua University on #carbonpeak #carbonneutrality. Thanks for inviting me and D'Maris Coffman to participate

👏Exciting news! UK Research and Innovation hosted the first 🇨🇳research delegation to 🇬🇧 since China's reopening for a successful UK-China Forum on #CarbonNeutrality. Experts from Cambridge University UCL Uni of Birmingham Tsinghua University explore opportunities & prospects to advance R&I for #NetZero.

Thanks to Prof. Geraint Rees, the Vice Provost UCL and many dearest colleagues at UCL to host the workshop, and contribution by all UK and China experts.

Congratulations to UK-China discussion forum on mutual collaborations of climate change and carbon neutrality hosted by University College London. Thanks to the supports from ACCA21, Ministry of Science and Technology China and UKRI. 🇨🇳🇬🇧

Thank you to Dabo Guan The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction for bringing together expertise in UK-China for collaboration and knowledge exchange in #carbonneutrality. UK Research and Innovation Ministry of Science and Technology China

Our recent research, published on Nature Communications, shows that 💉rich countries which do not produce #vaccine keep the key to obtain a globally balanced vaccine distribution 🌍an international #supplychain benefit-sharing mechanism needs to be developed

We have built a global plant level emission dataset for 5,000+ iron and steel plants, 20,000 processing units, by 17 processing routes, published in Nature today (rdcu.be/dmB8v). Emission lock in is stiff, early retrofitting is the key to keep 1.5C pathway with hope.

Our latest paper (nature.com/articles/s4146…). Achieving decent living for population in global emerging economies needs an additional 8.6 Gt of carbon space. Over half of the countries' self-committed emission reduction goals cannot fulfill the need Professor Priti Parikh Jing Meng

We are organising a side event, between Tsinghua and UCL, at COP28 - launching our latest 2023 Report of CO2 emission Accounts for 60 Emerging Economies. Welcome to contribute to our high-level forum on carbon neutrality pathways for small and medium size economies. All welcome!

Tsinghua-UCL COP28 side event on "Carbon Neutrality Pathways of Global Emerging Economies". We will launch our latest 2023 Annual Report of CO2 emissions Accounts for 60 Emerging Countries: ceads.net/news/20231415.…, followed by a high-level discussion forum. All welcome!

We constructed a global 3,097 cement plants emission account with kiln types, fuel types, and raw materials, and low carbon pathways. India, Vietnam, Ethiopia etc would surge 75%-375% cement emission to meet their future housing and infrastructure needs. nature.com/articles/s4146…

Our latest in Nature (rdcu.be/dA6Ko) that coupling climate, epidemiological and trade models - heat stress amplifies health losses to major economic risks, cascading from Tanzania's mining to China's manufacturing and to US/EU/UK's consumption. Remember last summer?

Most countries struggle to meet climate pledges: 19 out of 34 countries surveyed failed to fully meet their 2020 climate commitments set 15 years ago at COP15 in Copenhagen, finds a new study led by Profs Jing Meng & Dabo Guan The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction The Bartlett ucl.ac.uk/news/2024/apr/…