In other words, if true, 85% of the emission reductions until 2030 are non-CCUS measures! What are the measures behind that? ✅LC3 cements ✅use of recycled materials ✅3D concrete printing 5/9

In a new study, Bryn Pickering from ETH Zürich together with Francesco Lombardi & Stefan Pfenninger from TU Delft show that there are more than 400 options for Europe's energy system to become cost-​effective, carbon-​free and self-​sufficient by 2050. ethz.ch/en/news-and-ev…

Explore 100s of options for European carbon neutrality & energy self-sufficiency in our recent paper led by Bryn Pickering - see his nice thread, and the TU Delft news story: tudelft.nl/en/2022/tu-del…. Want to do work like this? We are hiring a PhD student: tudelft.nl/over-tu-delft/…

Researchers ETH Zurich and TU Delft have developed a model to generate hundreds of ways in which Europe’s energy system can become green and self-sufficient by 2050. 💚🌍 They have made their results available on an interactive platform. tudelft.nl/en/2022/tu-del… Francesco Lombardi Stefan Pfenninger

A lot has been happening around our study since its publication last week (x.com/FrLomb/status/…), and I think the fantastic outreach & dissemination by TU Delft is making a huge difference. Never been part of an institution so committed to energy transition research before!

Yet another media claims that PV panels production emits more CO2 than they can avoid (substituting fossil fuels) during their lifetime. Heard before? Well, this time, check out @martavictoria_p post, shedding light on how this is due to cherry-picking and outdated assumptions

Would you like to contribute to solving energy transition challenges together with real-world stakeholders? Then apply to our new PhD position, focussing on emerging wind energy technologies and energy justice! You'll join a very diverse and lively community at @tudelftTBM

The four European partners of the SEEDS project, including ICTA-UAB, have gathered at our facilities to evaluate the progress made in recent months. 👏Cristina Madrid is our ICTA-UAB researcher involved in this project.