The future is in “decarbonization”
What the new report shows “Oxygen for Growth. Decarbonization at the heart of the post Covid strategy” developed by Ref-E (an agency specializing in research and consulting for energy markets)?
It is inferred that investing in a future with less CO2 can be a key to economic recovery in the post-Covid era, bringing an employment rate to 68 percent in 2030. This is very interesting!
The term decarbonization literally means carbon reduction and thus developing an economic system that reduces and offsets carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions in a sustainable way. The long-term goal is to create a CO 2-free global economy. The focus on environmental pollution and the future of the ecosystem are central issues pushing the world to move on the binaries of green energy and sustainability to contain global temperature rise and reduce man-made CO 2 emissions as quickly as possible.
It is not an easy process
It is not an easy and immediate process, but over time it may be able to save our Planet, polluted by the massive use of fossil fuels such as oil and other hydrocarbons. All of this would not only bring important environmental benefits, but also enable the creation of new jobs: according to a Greenpace study with major investments in renewables and green energy there would be more than 150,000 additional jobs. Becoming a Zero Emission Nation may be an ambitious and strenuous goal, but it is not impossible!
