Environmental Studies and ForestryNature Energy
Emissions savings from equitable energy demand reduction
M. Büchs, N. Cass, et al.
This research reveals a compelling strategy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Europe by capping energy use among the highest consumers. Conducted by Milena Büchs, Noel Cass, Caroline Mullen, Karen Lucas, and Diana Ivanova, the study highlights potential emissions cuts of up to 24.0% needed to meet 2050 climate goals while emphasizing the role of equitable energy demand reduction in fostering public support.
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