Serving as a mid-way point ahead of COP, and as one of the most crucial climate convenings, the Bonn Climate Change Conference brings together the UNFCCC’s permanent subsidiary bodies, inclusive of both the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA) and the Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI). Working in tandem to address climate change impacts and issues relevant to both bodies, Bonn is an key part of the UNFCCC process.
As an UNFCCC observer, the Global CCS Institute was on the ground to follow key climate talks and negotiations, taking part in CCS knowledge sharing, and impart key takeaways from the crucial conference. Listen in as we spoke to the Institute’s International Climate Change Policy Lead, Noora Al Amer live from Bonn where she provided key updates and took a few questions on CCS and reaching Paris climate targets, the latest on international efforts such as the Carbon Management Challenge, the state of Nationally Determined Contributions and what’s in store for COP 29.
Show Notes:
Read about CCS and COP 28 outcomes on the Institute’s website here: https://www.globalccsinstitute.com/resources/publications-reports-research/six-key-cop28-outcomes-for-ccs/
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Serving as a mid-way point ahead of COP, and as one of the most crucial climate convenings, the Bonn Climate Change Conference brings together the UNFCCC’s permanent subsidiary bodies, inclusive of both the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA) and the Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI). Working in tandem to address climate change impacts and issues relevant to both bodies, Bonn is an key part of the UNFCCC process.
As an UNFCCC observer, the Global CCS Institute was on the ground to follow key climate talks and negotiations, taking part in CCS knowledge sharing, and impart key takeaways from the crucial conference. Listen in as we spoke to the Institute’s International Climate Change Policy Lead, Noora Al Amer live from Bonn where she provided key updates and took a few questions on CCS and reaching Paris climate targets, the latest on international efforts such as the Carbon Management Challenge, the state of Nationally Determined Contributions and what’s in store for COP 29.
Show Notes:
Read about CCS and COP 28 outcomes on the Institute’s website here: https://www.globalccsinstitute.com/resources/publications-reports-research/six-key-cop28-outcomes-for-ccs/
Every year, the UN’s Conference of the Parties (COP) sees thousands of delegates and attendees from around the world – including the Global CCS Institute – make their way to the international climate summit to address global warming and move the needle on climate solutions. This year, there was ample carbon capture and storage (CCS) discussions at COP, making its way into side-events and climate negotiations. Joined by the Institute’s Senior International Climate Change Policy Adviser, Noora Al Amer, listen in as we items unpack the COP Presidency agenda and the significance key items, such as the Global Stocktake and Carbon Management Challenge, have on CCS.
Capture, Store, Repeat
Serving as a mid-way point ahead of COP, and as one of the most crucial climate convenings, the Bonn Climate Change Conference brings together the UNFCCC’s permanent subsidiary bodies, inclusive of both the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA) and the Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI). Working in tandem to address climate change impacts and issues relevant to both bodies, Bonn is an key part of the UNFCCC process.
As an UNFCCC observer, the Global CCS Institute was on the ground to follow key climate talks and negotiations, taking part in CCS knowledge sharing, and impart key takeaways from the crucial conference. Listen in as we spoke to the Institute’s International Climate Change Policy Lead, Noora Al Amer live from Bonn where she provided key updates and took a few questions on CCS and reaching Paris climate targets, the latest on international efforts such as the Carbon Management Challenge, the state of Nationally Determined Contributions and what’s in store for COP 29.
Show Notes:
Read about CCS and COP 28 outcomes on the Institute’s website here: https://www.globalccsinstitute.com/resources/publications-reports-research/six-key-cop28-outcomes-for-ccs/
