IC3 researchers are exploring ways we can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and atmospheric CO2 to achieve national and global goals. Spanning many disciplines, mitigation research focuses on climate policies and governance, energy efficiency and emissions-reducing technologies and approaches, engineered negative emissions solutions, such as carbon capture, utilization and storage, and nature-based solutions that will support the global transition towards a low-carbon society.
New publications from our members
- A multi-period optimization model for power sector with CO2 emission considerations in International Journal of Energy Research – co-authored by Ali Elkamel
- Grape pomace as an energy source for the food industry: A thermochemical and kinetic analysis in Food and Bioproducts Processing – co-authored by David Simakov
- Optimization Model for Sustainable End-of-Life Vehicle Processing and Recycling in Sustainability – co-authored by Ali Elkamel
- Pathways of ammonia electrooxidation on nickel hydroxide anodes and an alternative route towards recycled fertilizers in Green Chemistry – co-authored by Anna Klinkova
- Technical pathways to deep decarbonization in cities: Eight best practice case studies of transformational climate mitigation in Energy Research & Social Science – co-authored by Amelia Clarke
