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Decarbonizing Industrial Heat

Decarbonizing Industrial Heat
Thursday, March 5, 202012:00 PM to 1:30 PM EST
Information Technology and Innovation Foundation700 K Street NW, Suite 600Washington District Of Columbia, 20001
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Event Summary

Roughly 10 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions come from producing heat for industrial processes such as cement, iron and steel, and chemicals production—more than the emissions from cars and planes combined. Decarbonizing industrial heat production will be essential to meeting climate change goals. Yet this topic has received far less attention than decarbonization of the power, transportation, or building sectors.

Please join ITIF and the Aspen Institute for the Washington, DC release of the Innovation for a Cool Earth Forum’s (ICEF’s) Industrial Heat Decarbonization Roadmap. ITIF and the Aspen Institute will hold an expert panel exploring the challenges of industrial heat decarbonization.

Follow @ITIFdc and join the discussion on Twitter with the hashtag #ITIFcleanenergy.

For questions, please contact ITIF’s event coordinator, Rachel Trello, at [email protected].

Speakers

Greg
Greg Gershuny@greggershuny
Executive Director, Energy and Environment Program
The Aspen Institute
Speaker
Colin
Colin Cunliff@colin_cunliff
Former Senior Policy Analyst
Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
Moderator
Erin
Erin Burns@erinmburns
Executive Director
Carbon180
Panelist
Julio
Julio Friedmann@CarbonWrangler
Senior Research Scholar
Columbia University, Center for Global Energy Policy
Presenter
David
David Sandalow
Inaugural Fellow, Center on Global Energy Policy; Senior Research Scholar; Co-Director, Energy and Environment Concentration
Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs
Jessie
Jessie Stolark@stolark
Public Policy and Member Relations Manager
Great Plains Institute, Carbon Capture Coalition
Panelist
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