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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"carbon targets"”.
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Building a Carbon Allocation Methodology across Multiple Business Teams and Activities with Interdependencies
… the world are setting and committing to net-zero carbon targets. Achieving this goal comes with operational challenges for companies, e.g., having a standardized method to hold internal business teams accountable for their carbon emission, and empowering individual teams to decarbonize. Especially …
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Reuse of steel and aluminium without melting
Carbon dioxide emissions must be dramatically reduced to avoid the potentially dangerous effects of climate change. The steel and aluminium industries produce large amounts of carbon dioxide, accounting for 6% of anthropogenic emissions. Previous studies have shown that in these industries there is …
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Spatial practices of governing carbon.
… governments have been subject to binding targets through the Kyoto Treaty and linked EU legislation, with many governments implementing their own climate change programmes. One consequence of this is that sub-national governing organisations are being confronted with a need to re-think …
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A multi-objective optimisation approach to the network arrangement of flexible heat demand
… to be an attractive means for the energy and carbon targets to be met, it can introduce further problems to the electricity network. It is possible for the addition of DER to lead to voltage rise or voltage drop, negatively impact on the protection systems and affect power quality. In order …
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Evolutionary Algorithms for Resource Allocation in Smart Grid
… provides a feasible solution for the global low-carbon targets. The smart grid's bidirectional communication architecture and decentralization control methods contribute to integrating distributed energy sources, energy storage equipment, and interaction or coordination between energy supply and …
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Knowledge Sharing among NHS Estates and Facilities Management Teams: Insights across Managerial Levels and Organisational Contexts
… budgets, staffing issues, ambitious net zero carbon targets, and growing maintenance backlogs. Despite the recognised benefits of knowledge sharing (KS) – such as improved workforce satisfaction, increased efficiency, and cost reduction – KS among NHS Trusts remains limited, as evidenced by …