patrick This contribution to France’s Energy and Climate Strategy proposes a complementary pathway to decarbonization inspired by biological energy systems and natural carbon cycles. It advocates renewable bioenergy, more efficient energy conversion, decentralized fuel cells and carbon capture with geological sequestration to strengthen territorial energy resilience.
This paper presents three proposals developed by ACP Energies to accelerate the decarbonization of the Fossil Carbon Complex. It calls for shared responsibility across fossil carbon supply chains, from extraction to final consumption, and advocates geological carbon neutrality through durable carbon sequestration.
This policy note proposes an alternative to carbon taxes and carbon markets by making the fossil fuel industry directly responsible for the geological sequestration of carbon corresponding to its activities. It calls for immediate international action to address fossil carbon emissions at their source.
The climate emergency calls for immediate action on fossil carbon emissions and atmospheric CO₂ removal. This paper proposes six recommendations, prioritizing local bioenergy production, restoration of biological carbon cycles, and responsibility throughout fossil fuel producer-consumer chains.
Our purpose here is to set out, in as simple terms as we can, our current perspective on how the global fossil carbon problem could in large part be solved (given sufficient political will). Our focus is on key supply-side aspects that have so far received insufficient attention.
This paper proposes a simple international agreement to achieve Geological Net Zero by making fossil carbon producers responsible for balancing the carbon they extract with equivalent, durable geological sequestration. It advocates a globally coordinated, supply-side approach to fossil carbon management, complementing emissions reduction policies and accelerating the transition towards geological carbon neutrality.
This working paper proposes a new approach to climate policy based on a fossil carbon indicator and on making fossil carbon producers responsible for the ultimate fate of the carbon they extract. It examines the geological carbon cycle and the limitations of existing emissions-accounting mechanisms.