Article 4 is very clear in that regard, with its call; “so as to achieve a balance between anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks of greenhouse gases in the second half of this century. . . Energy production in the long-term future will include fossil fuels, but "net-zero carbon dioxide emissions", according to Shell's new publication A Better Life with a Healthy Planet. The company says that it is working on technologies for capturing and storing CO2 from power plants or other sources such as landfill gas - which could be used by companies like Shell to produce liquid fuels without Created just days after the Paris Agreement, which included a demand for net-zero CO2 emissions, it suggests carbon capture will play a crucial role in achieving that end in the latter half of the century, allowing hydrocarbons to fuel heavy industry and transport, while "electrification of the energy system" would need to rise to more than 50%.
Energy production in the long-term future will include fossil fuels, but "net-zero carbon dioxide emissions", according to Shell's new publication A Better Life with a Healthy Planet. The company says that it is working on technologies for capturing and storing CO2 from power plants or other sources such as landfill gas - which could be used by companies like Shell to produce liquid fuels without Created just days after the Paris Agreement, which included a demand for net-zero CO2 emissions, it suggests carbon capture will play a crucial role in achieving that end in the latter half of the century, allowing hydrocarbons to fuel heavy industry and transport, while "electrification of the energy system" would need to rise to more than 50%.