[Webinar] Renewable and Decarbonization Future in the US: the Plan and Status | Events

Since the Biden administration took office in January this year, the US has been rapidly strengthening its climate policies calling for an emissions-free power sector by 2035. However, the share of electricity from renewable sources is still only 21% today, which is about the same as Japan. How can the US meet its goals and achieve a decarbonized future? Two US energy experts spoke on the latest status of the energy transition in the US and strategies for the future.　

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Keynote 1
Transitioning the U.S., Japan, and the World to 100% Clean, Renewable Energy for All Purposes as Fast as Possible
Mark Z. Jacobson Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University　 DL

Keynote 2
US Progress Towards 100% Clean Electricity by 2035, Starting with Coal Phase Out
Bruce Nilles Executive Director, Climate Imperative　 DL

Panel Discussion
[Moderator] Mika Ohbayashi Director, Renewable Energy Institute
Mark Z. Jacobson Civil and Environmental Engineering, Stanford University
Bruce Nilles Climate Imperative
Teruyuki Ohno Executive Director, Renewable Energy Institute

Event Details

Date / Time	Tuesday 7 December 2021 / 9:30 - 11:30 (JST)
Webcasted	via Zoom
Organized by	Renewable Energy Institute
Admission	Free (prior registration required)

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Webinar Renewable and Decarbonization Future in the USThe Plan and Status

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