Road transport and CO2 emissions: What are the challenges?
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...Therefore, the decarbonisation of the transport sector is necessary to achieve a global 2 ◦C average temperature target (Santos, 2017), and electrification of the transport sector is a promising path to de-carbonization of the mobility sector and reduction of airborne emissions in densely populated…...
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...…greater changes in the energy supply to reduce emissions and petroleum dependency (e.g. large-scale use of bioenergy, often coupled to carbon capture and sequestration) rather than demand-side transformations (IPCC 2014, Pietzcker et al 2014, Creutzig et al 2015, Muratori et al 2017, Santos 2017)....
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...The technology to control these harmful emissions is mature and has an advantage due to the economies of scale [110]....
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...The world has proven reserves of coal, oil and natural gas that if burnt, would result in emitting 2795 GtCO2, which is five times the safe amount that can be emitted (Carbon Tracker Initiative, 2011) to have an 80% probability of not exceeding the 2 C threshold (Meinshausen et al., 2009, p. 1161)....
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...11 Carbon Capture and Storage technology would only extend the budget to 2050 by 125 GtCO2, after applying the International Energy Agency's idealized investment scenario (Carbon Tracker Initiative, 2013, p. 4). potential impact on emission reductions but the initial reaction of the nations that have ratified does not point towards them leaving the Agreement as a result....
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...To stay within 2 C the carbon budget from 2000 to 2049 was 886 GtCO2 (Meinshausen et al., 2009, p. 1161), but by 2011 321 GtCO2 of the budget had already been used so there are only 565 GtCO2 left to go until 2049 (Carbon Tracker Initiative, 2011)....
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