Dr Carl-Friedrich Schleussner is head of climate science and impacts at Climate Analytics.
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Combining Renewables with Direct Air Capture for ‘Net Negative’ Emissions
But what if the dual challenges facing renewables and negative emissions could be tackled together? In a recent paper, published in Earth’s Future, we find that there is considerable potential for combining a renewables-reliant electricity system with Direct Air Capture.
November 8, 2018
