Carbon supply and demand in the future renewable and climate neutral society

The Energy Stage in Hall KEnglish

In a future climate-neutral society, access to non-fossil and climate-neutral carbon represents a significant challenge. Constraints on land use and concerns for biodiversity limit the availability of biogenic carbon resources, leading to a demand for carbon that far exceeds the current supply.

In this context, CO2 can become an important resource. Technologies such as point source capture, direct air capture, and potentially ocean capture may be necessary to address the growing demand for carbon.

Join this informative talk about carbon supply and demand in a climate-neutral future, where Henrik Wenzel will explore the implications and strategies for navigating these critical issues.