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Driving Deeper Decarbonization: Implications of the EU's Ambitious New Goals and Targets

Learn more about the EU’s new 2040 climate targets and why scaling carbon dioxide removal (CDR) will be necessary to reach them.

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In February 2024, the European Commission announced two keystone policies that accelerate carbon reduction timelines; the EU 2040 Climate Target Communication and the Industrial Carbon Management (ICM) strategy. In this Relae deep dive, you will learn the implications of the EU’s ambitious new goals and gain insights into the solutions required to meet them. 

What's Inside

  • Learn why effective carbon management is critical in achieving the EU’s accelerated timelines 
  • Understand which sectors will be most affected by these ambitious new goals
  • Gain insights into reduction solutions including carbon dioxide removal (CDR), clean fuels, and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) 
  • Discover the need for equity and climate justice considerations moving forward
Authors
Justine Davids
Senior Strategist
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Energy & Climate
Justine Davids is a Senior Energy & Climate Strategist at Relae. She works closely with Dr. Julio Friedmann to help clients solve major technical challenges around carbon management and CO₂ removal.
Vish Arora
Senior Manager
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Climate Strategy & Environmental Markets
At Relae, Vish leads client engagement with corporates, investors, and project developers to turn climate commitments into defensible actions — from net-zero and decarbonization strategy through to diligence and procurement across carbon and environmental attribute markets.
Julio Friedmann, PhD
Chief Scientist
Dr. Julio Friedmann is Chief Scientist at Relae. He works directly with clients, the Science team, and the leadership of Relae to solve major technical challenges around carbon management and CO₂ removal.