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Climate neutrality

Pathways to carbon climate neutrality through a low-carbon energy system and land use management.

Contributes to EC priorities:
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Achieving climate neutrality will require combining an accelerated decarbonisation of the energy system with sustainable land-use management, including carbon sequestration.

Our goals:

  • Steer a range of energy and land-based policies towards the climate neutrality objective while taking into account the many energy-related, ecological, and socio-economic constraints and opportunities  
  • Provide scientific input to an updated vision for EU’s climate policies  
  • Pave the way towards the 2040 and 2050 decarbonisation milestones, building on progress towards 2030 goals 

24 FEBRUARY 2023
JRC portfolio 8: Climate neutrality
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