Greenhouse Gas Removal (GGR) is considered to be key for reaching net zero and halting climate change. But many of the techniques for removing greenhouse gases such as CO₂ from the atmosphere are unproven at large scale and may carry other risks. This public panel discussion, taking place at the IET in London and online,
Day One (Thursday 12 May): Results from the GGR-A Programme and next steps for research will focus on knowledge exchange between the two research programmes, involving academic researchers and programme stakeholders. It will present the main outcomes from the recently-completed Greenhouse Gas Removal Programme and include discussions on the next steps for GGR research and on
In this webinar, Professor Duncan McLaren from Lancaster University will present an overview of ‘Assessing the Mitigation Deterrence Effects of GGRs’ and its main findings. It is one of eleven science components of the Greenhouse Gas Removal (GGR) programme. GGR technologies have the potential to help counter global warming by lowering the concentration of greenhouse gases