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Nuclear energy and bio energy carbon capture and storage, keys for obtaining 1.5°C mean surface temperature limit

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posted on 2023-05-19, 13:48 authored by Berger, A, Blees, T, Breon, F-M, Barry BrookBarry Brook, Deffrennes, M, Durand, B, Hansen, P, Huffer, E, Grover, RB, Guet, C, Liu, W, Livet, F, Nifenecker, H, Petit, M, Pierre, G, Prevot, H, Richet, S, Safa, H, Salvatores, M, Schneeberger, M, Wornan, B, Zhou, S
A rapid development of nuclear energy production reaching 173 EJ/y in 2060 and 605 EJ/y in 2110 limits the Global Mean Surface Temperature (GMST) increase to 1.5°C with respect to preindustrial value, with a reduction of the stored carbon dioxide from 800 Gt in the original MESSAGE-Efficiency scenario to 275 Gt in the present one, while multiplying by 6 the Total Primary Energy Supply between 2015 and 2110.

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Australian Research Council

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Publication title

International Journal of Global Energy Issues

Volume

40

Issue

3-4

Pagination

240-254

ISSN

0954-7118

Department/School

School of Natural Sciences

Publisher

Inderscience Publishers

Place of publication

United Kingdom

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Copyright 2017 Inderscience Enterprises Ltd.

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  • Restricted

Socio-economic Objectives

Climate change mitigation strategies

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    Keywords

    climate warmingnuclear energycarbon dioxide emissionscarbon capture and storagebio energyrenewable energies

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