Accelerating Industrial Decarbonization: A Super Pollutant Perspective

About this event

Super pollutant mitigation offers significant opportunities to accelerate industrial decarbonization and deliver near-term climate benefits, particularly in industrial sectors and other key emission sources. Reducing emissions of nitrous oxide (N₂O), methane (CH₄), hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and black carbon can deliver substantial near-term climate benefits while supporting broader decarbonization efforts toward net-zero emissions. This event will explore policy frameworks, technological innovations, and practical approaches to cutting super pollutant emissions. Drawing on national and sectoral experiences, it identifies opportunities to scale up effective mitigation solutions and strengthen international cooperation.

Organizers: Institute for Global Decarbonization Progress (iGDP) /Solutions for Our Climate
Invited speaker profiles: Policymakers and government representatives working on industrial decarbonization, climate, energy transition, or super pollutant mitigation Experts on industrial electrification pathways, and the mitigation of super pollutants such as methane and nitrous oxide Representatives from international organizations and industry initiatives working on industrial decarbonization, methane mitigation, and super pollutant reduction Industry representatives and technology providers with experience in low-carbon industrial solutions, industrial emissions reduction, and super pollutant mitigation
Countries & territories represented: Not listed in the current programme

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