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rapid switch: public resources

Net-Zero America: Potential Pathways, Infrastructure, and Impacts

Data website: netzeroamerica.princeton.edu

This website presents the pathways in an interactive context to enable policy makers and other stakeholders to extract specific results that are most useful to them. The site should be used in conjunction with the Net-Zero America report to fully understand the data contained herein.

Net-Zero America report

Report (pdf)

The 345-page interim report that outlines five distinct technological pathways for the United States to decarbonize its entire economy.

The Net-Zero America Project: Finding pathways to a carbon-neutral future

Report (pdf)

Carbon Mitigation Initiative (CMI) Annual Report: Net-Zero America: Finding Pathways to a Carbon-Neutral Future

Rapid Switch: Potential pathways and political bottlenecks to deep decarbonisation in Australia

Webpage

The University of Queensland, Australia, Centre for Policy Futures states its principal disciplinary focus on Rapid Switch.

Getting to Zero: Can America transition to a net-zero emissions energy system?

Talk

What will it take for the United States to build a net-zero emissions energy system? To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, global emissions of CO2 must fall to zero by roughly mid-century and go net negative soon thereafter.

Getting to Zero: How fast can we reduce carbon emissions?

Talk

The Telluride Science Research Center hosts Dr. Lynn Loo. Her talk is entitled “Getting to Zero: How fast can we reduce carbon emissions?”.

Princeton E-ffiliates Partnership retreat agenda

Agenda

The Princeton E-ffiliates Partnership’s (E-ffiliates) 2019 Retreat focused on the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment’s new Rapid Switch initiative.

The Rapid Switch Project – An exploration of bottlenecks in deep decarbonisation scenarios

Talk

The David Bradford Energy and Environmental Policy Seminar Series presents “The Rapid Switch Project – An Exploration Of Bottlenecks In Deep Decarbonisation Scenarios” by Chris Greig.